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radio nova is 6 years old today.

in my option it is the best radio station is the best ireland.

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I love Sean nos

FanadMan wrote: »

https://www.google.ie/search?q=siobhan+macdonald&oq=siobhan+mac&aqs=chrome.2.69i57j0l5.6623j0j9&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#safe=off&q=siobhain+mcdonnell+radio+nova

Thanks.

I turn to another station as soon as I hear her anyway. Why they've employed someone in such a role who can't pronounce standard English words is beyond me. When I remember, I often switch back. I find the "Breakfast" radio period annoying on all stations.

nuckeythompson

Declan A Walsh wrote:

If it was from 9pm, that would be Pat James with "Off the Record". He has complete free rein and tends to play a lot more obscure or lesser played stuff. He knows his stuff and his been doing those kind of shows for years - mainly pirates between 1978 and 1988.

Patrick James is by far the best dj in Ireland

FanadMan

ford fiesta wrote: »

It isn't even called Friday night 80s anymore!!

Just heard the intro jingle and it's still called Friday night 80s. But now has the ending ".....with Dee Woods"

MikeyTaylor

FanadMan wrote: »

Just heard the intro jingle and it's still called Friday night 80s. But now has the ending ".....with Dee Woods"

That's right, Tim Kelly quietly left recently.

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Loving all the Beatles coverage today on Nova, don't think another Irish station would do the same. Although listening on my internet radio I wish they could go on the national FM band!

Trebor176

What's with the new jingles? It makes Nova look less like a 'rock' station, and more like. . .well, every other station!

nuckeythompson

The thought of colm Hayes input is not something to look forward to. Imr Hayes has already mentioned Al porter as someone he would welcome on board

lmimmfn

MikeyTaylor wrote: »

He's gone.

That's unfortunate, always looked forward to his show on todayfm and then nova

twinklerunner

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

That john Clarke jukebox ad made me laugh, it's so pretentious even though it's not meant to be!!

I agree. One person's idea of good music is someone else's bad.

Max Headroom

zorro2566 wrote: »

Loving all the Beatles coverage today on Nova, don't think another Irish station would do the same. Although listening on my internet radio I wish they could go on the national FM band!

twinklerunner wrote: »

I agree. One person's idea of good music is someone else's bad.

+1.....It was like torture......;)

ford fiesta

I get the feeling that Conor Irwin is Robbie Irwin's (RTE Radio and Sport) son? Can anyone confirm?

Max Headroom

ford fiesta wrote: »

I get the feeling that Conor Irwin is Robbie Irwin's (RTE Radio and Sport) son? Can anyone confirm?

Why, is he smug and unfunny too......:)

Big Nasty

He's a very good presenter IMO. Doesn't try talk sh1te about stuff he doesn't know either.

peterobrien100

ford fiesta wrote: »

I get the feeling that Conor Irwin is Robbie Irwin's (RTE Radio and Sport) son? Can anyone confirm?

Yes Conor is the son of the RTE Sports Broadcaster Robbie Irwin !

Max Headroom

peterobrien100 wrote: »

Yes Conor is the son of the RTE Sports Broadcaster Robbie Irwin !

thats a shame.... i too like Robbie....

peterobrien100

Max Headroom wrote: »

thats a shame.... i too like Robbie....

I think you will find that history proves Sons of Great Men are not fit to lick the boots of their fathers !

MikeyTaylor

ford fiesta wrote: »

I get the feeling that Conor Irwin is Robbie Irwin's (RTE Radio and Sport) son? Can anyone confirm?

Speaking of sports presenters' sons, SPIN 1038 have a mid-morning presenter called Peter Collins, I wonder is he the son of the RTÉ sportscaster and former 2FM DJ of the same name?

Max Headroom

peterobrien100 wrote: »

I think you will find that history proves Sons of Great Men are not fit to lick the boots of their fathers !

:D:D

lookitsme

whilst we are on the subject of news reading, siobhans pronunciation of certain words is starting to annoy me. surely a news report should be read clearly and correctly.

Ash.J.Williams

I like siobhán... She's also better looking than I pictured, which disappoint me because I had a crush on the little aussie puddin I pictured.

lookitsme

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

I like siobhán... She's also better looking than I pictured, which disappoint me because I had a crush on the little aussie puddin I pictured.

dont get me wrong I like her too. when she is chatting to others she is grand its just when she is reading from a script that I get annoyed. first I think something like the news should be read in a neutral accent and she always stretches out the last word in every sentenceeeeeeee

Ash.J.Williams

I don't

lookitsme

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

I like siobhán... She's also better looking than I pictured, which disappoint me because I had a crush on the little aussie puddin I pictured.

I have never seen what she or any of the other presenters look like. one thing that annoys me about other stations is that whilst listening they allways try direct you to their website or social media. I like the fact that nova just concentrate on the music show on not the face behind it

Fuzzy Clam

lookitsme wrote: »

I like the fact that nova just concentrate on the music show on not the face behind it

Hence the phrase: A face for radio!

FanadMan

To me Siobhain seems to be able to pronounce GAA clubs and Gaelic words better than the "learned colleague" that works with Pat Courtnay. I don't sleep well at night and her voice in the morning always puts a smile on my face. There is something about it that is happy. As for stretching out words, she is an Aussie and they are famous for stretchinnnnng out worrrrds

Big Nasty

Thought they were famous for shortening words?

Max Headroom

Big Nasty wrote: »

Thought they were famous for shortening words?

Gotta nu ute mate..................:D

The irony of the station makes me laugh sometimes....that pair in the mornings, they were discussing and slagging off stations (Atlantic 252 was mentioned) years ago playing the same song over and over , and Miller actually said "this just doesnt happen anymore".........ha
Another morning they started going on about Michael Bolton with a track playing in the background, they rambled on so much i'd say they played the whole song...

And for their information...its "Zed" not "Zee"............to quote Bowie..."this is not America..."..;).

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FanadMan wrote: »

I don't sleep well at night and her voice in the morning always puts a smile on my face. There is something about it that is happy. As for stretching out words, she is an Aussie and they are famous for stretchinnnnng out worrrrds

I'm the same. I'd much rather Siobhain over a fake D4 Dort accent any day.

Trebor176

FanadMan wrote: »

To me Siobhain seems to be able to pronounce GAA clubs and Gaelic words better than the "learned colleague" that works with Pat Courtnay. I don't sleep well at night and her voice in the morning always puts a smile on my face. There is something about it that is happy. As for stretching out words, she is an Aussie and they are famous for stretchinnnnng out worrrrds

First time I heard her, I loved her voice. i thought she sounded hot. And, I still like listening to her. And, she's easy on the eye too, as I thought she would be

John Harte always seems to sound a bit 'jolly' too when reading the news. Well, compared to many other newsreaders. I don't know if he was like that on the other stations that he was on. The name did sound familiar when he started on Nova.

FanadMan

Pat James doing a lot of Rory Gallagher tonight seeing as it's almost his anniversary. Shows the class PJ has - bet none of the other DJs will do anything like it