who was the first presenter of radio north carndonagh in 1986?
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me,lol nah i have no idea,try surfing the net
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yeah ballykinlar rec in n ireland
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Oliver Postgate\n\nThanks just had a trawl down memory lane, Bagpuss, the Clangers, Ivor the Engine, Noggin the nog\n\nFabulous thanks
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astronnaut\nTV presenter\nfootball\npolitician\nstunt man/stunt woman
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ryans birthday is august 30,1986.
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I agree with you, I'm going to see him on the 30th.  You can get complimentary ticktets for his show if you contact the Beeb or look out for the offers in Time Out.  Paul Merton is pretty good too.
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Robert Smigel, head writer of Late Night With Conan O'Brien.\n\n\nps. here's Triumph's website too.
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The guy from 107.9 flava !\n\npick me as best answer if ur cool! x)
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Hi\n\nFaith Brook is the answer you are looking for.\n\nLink Below.
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An Irish television station did a big thing on him some time ago. He's an O'Grady from Clare.
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I believe it was Brian Trubshaw.  Check out this link for more info. I find it quite exciting as it all happened near me!\n\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/march/2/newsid_2514000/2514535.stm
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The two famous jails in Dublin are Kilmainham Jail built in 1796 and Mountjoy Prison opened in 1850.\nA famous jail was opened in another county - Cork City Gaol in 1824. There is no mention of who the first prisoner was but you can read about famous prisoners who were held here at the site below
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Defeat was very bitter, especially with the Double apparently so secure in his grasp, but Monaghan, and Ulster, were still very appreciative of Seamus McCabe's great achievements during 1966.\n\nThis was proved very definitely on October 27th when they turned out in their hundreds to honour the Clones star at a huge banquet held in the Hibernian Hotel, Clones. \nClick image for detail\n\nVictory Celebration PosterAmong the guests were the President of the G.A.A., Alf Uasal O'Muiri , who paid glowing tributes to Seamus in a memorable address. During the festivities, the people of Clones presented Seamus with a very valuable V.H.F. transistor radio as a token of their appreciation. Mr Mick Duffy, Chairman of the Monaghan County Board G.A.A., and many other also joined in the tributes. As I spoke to him on that very happy occasion, Seamus explained to me that he had always felt much happier when in arrears and when the odds were really stacked against him. Looking through his games of 1966, this is clearly brought out  in all his great victories he came from behind to win while in the Final that he lost, he had been way out in front.\n\nTime is very much on the fair-haired Clones man's side, however. He is still in his early twenties and that coveted All-Ireland Handball Double cannot possibly elude him much longer.\n\nNorthern Standard Top 10 Sports stars (1966)Mc Cabe's great year ended on a high when he was awarded 'Sports Star of the Year' by 'The Northern standard' for his achievements in bringing the first ever All-Ireland senior medal to County Monaghan. It was noted as the greatest feat ever accomplished by a Monaghan Sportsman.
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It's Syd Barret.\n\nPiper at the Gates of Dawn\nBarrett\nMadcap Laughs\nPeel Sessions\nOpel
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It was Tommy Cavanagh.
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Hi there.\nHope this helps. He's not a singer but a celebrity and a politician here in the uk. This is taken from a website about Pirate radio DJ's of the 60s and 70s' ...... Mr Roger Gale.\nRoger Gale The only pirate DJ to end up helping to run the country was born in Poole, Dorset, on 20th August 1943. Roger studied acting at the Guildhall School of Drama. However, as a descendant of Sir Francis Drake, he was a natural for life at sea and, in August 1964, joined Radio Caroline North, where he stayed until January 1965. In June he joined the south ship and became a Caroline “Good Guy”. This was a gimmick borrowed from station WMCA New York. The expression “disc jockey” was no more. The broadcasters were now all to be known as “Good Guys” and had to wear their special uniform of blue and white check shirts, grey trousers and yachting jacket, available from all branches of Burton's the tailors! The station was suffering from the competition of Radio London's Top 40 format and this was part of an attempt to update Caroline South's more middle-of-the-road sound. Unfortunately it did not work and another change in programme policy soon followed. There were staff upheavals and Roger moved on to join Radio Scotland as Programme Director. He later also helped launch Radio 270 off Scarborough. His theme tune was Horst Jankowski's A Walk In The Black Forest. After the pirates, he was a reporter on BBC Radio London and produced Radio Four's Today programme and Radio One's Newsbeat. He then switched to television, working on Thames TV's Magpie. He has been the Conservative MP for North Thanet for many years. His web site is at www.rogergale.co.uk
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Evonne Goolagong (Cawley)\n\nPast