Adrian Eames

21 years in the Premier Divison A League title 3 FAI Cups Setanta Cup and League Cup Champions League Europa League Conference League Vllaznia Vorskla Poltava Spartak Trnava Rosenborg Molde Bala Town Motherwell Countless memories. A great run. We'll be back!

On 24 July 1989, Midwest Radio made history as the first legal local radio station outside Dublin. The RTÉ Archives capture this landmark day for Mayo and Irish broadcasting that strengthened Mayo's voice and transformed Irish broadcasting More: rte.ie/archives/2019/0704/10…

The name on the trophy made this a particularly special evening. My sincere thanks to the Federation of Irish Sport and the Association of Sports in Ireland.

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The death has taken place of Midwest Radio broadcaster and radio technician Michael Neary. A native of Milltown, Ballinlough Michael first joined Midwest Radio in 1985 – initially as a radio presenter – before combining his broadcasting skills with his technical abilities and played a central  role in the station’s technical department until 2010. After that, Michael continued to broadcast a variety of music programmes. He had an extraordinary knowledge and love of all genres of music and his very popular weekly Saturday morning Country Music programmes recorded huge listenership figures. Apart from music, his other main passion was agriculture and he hosted the weekly farming programme – Farming Matters – every Wednesday night for over 10 years here on Midwest Radio. Michael was also instrumental in bringing many memorable outside broadcasts to listeners.  He was the main engineer on Midwest Radios historic broadcast of Mass from the summit of Croagh Patrick in July 1989 and was responsible for the weekly broadcast of live Masses from various churches around the region for over two decades. Due to his incredible technical skills Midwest Radio delivered a range of programmes to listeners by way of live outside broadcasts ranging from sport events, election counts, festivals and protests. Michael’s talents were many, but it was his lovely personality and wit that will be best remembered by the many  who knew  and loved him. He is survived by his wife Pauline, and children Sharon, Brian and Elaine, his mother Josephine, sister Mary and brother John together with his extended family and friends. His remains will repose at Donnellan’s Funeral Home, Clare Street, Ballyhaunis on Saturday evening from 5pm to 7pm. Funeral will arrive to St. Patrick’s Church, Granlahan on Sunday for Mass at 12 o’clock, with burial afterwards in the local cemetery. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis

'Only One Michael Lyster': The former presenter remembered #rtegaa #leaguesunday #sundaygame

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