In the spirit of things that would be news if Corona wasn't the only news...
A cousin of mine, who my dad described as 'For a certain generation he was probably the most famous Irish person in the UK. Well radio caroline was anyway.' died recently.
Nice write up: https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radi ... y-obituary
I wonder if our UK based dippers heard of him (and yes, since no-one asked, the ora(t)h(a)i in my username are the same family name as O'Rahilly)
Famous Irish man dies
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Jamiet99uk
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Re: Famous Irish man dies
RIP.
I had heard of him but only faintly, and I am very interested in the history of music radio. So, I guess a lot of people won't have heard of him, I'm afraid.
I had heard of him but only faintly, and I am very interested in the history of music radio. So, I guess a lot of people won't have heard of him, I'm afraid.
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Octavious
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Not really on my radar, so the name doesn't ring a bell. I've heard quite a few people in my parent's generation speak fondly of radio Caroline though. Clearly a man who made an impressive impact.
All the best to him.
All the best to him.
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