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There I go, pressed that button and deleted a bit. What I was saying was that Gerry's music is very mixed, sometimes bloomin' awful but sometimes great. It's not the usual anyway. The craic between him and his co-presented is so funny and unrehearsed. In fact, I don't know how he gets away with it sometimes, although no bad language or anything like that.
Hi,all & Ann,
Sweetie and I would'nt miss Radio Ulster, starting with Stephen Nolan, then the favourite Gerry Anderson, he is brilliant especially with Sean Coyle,plays great music and as u say some awful stuff, but the craic is great.
Then Sweetie listens to David Dunseath, that his quiet time and then Uncle Hugo, I am not to keen on him.
What about the Scottish man?; "When know one else can understand u", bet that gets u dancing in the kitchen.
Katie
Katie, yes I like Stephen Nolan, followed by Gerry, then David Dunseith, then I SWITCH OFF. Remember, I need my afternoon doze.
