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Q102 Dublin

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  • 21-08-2012 3:11pm
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    GSF
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    Dublin's Q102 ‏dublinsq102
    Big changes coming soon! From 5pm we'll have an EXTRA Hour of music every day with Aidan Cooney and Scott Williams will kick off the day!

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    Looks like they are planning a big schedule shake up. Scott Williams does very well for them between 5-7pm so to put him on first thing in the morning instead is going to be a gamble.


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    bbability
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    Scott Wiiliams if memory serves me right was the breakfast show presenter on Capital 104.4fm or was it Rock 104


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    GSF
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    bbability wrote: »
    Scott Wiiliams if memory serves me right was the breakfast show presenter on Capital 104.4fm or was it Rock 104
    Yes, back in the mid 90s with the late Jonathan Philbin Bowman and Margaret Callanan


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    Declan A Walsh
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    GSF wrote: »
    Yes, back in the mid 90s with the late Jonathan Philbin Bowman and Margaret Callanan

    Just a few clarifications there:

    1. The Rock 104 phase lasted from about May 1991 until about April 1992.

    2. At the beginning of the rebrand to Rock104, Scott left for Century Radio. After the demise of Century in November 1991, Scott came back to Rock104.
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    Clutterfree88
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    Scott Williams was doing the breakfast show with Bob Gallico and Mike Hogan's "Eye in the Sky" on the original Q102 back in the day.


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