Born 1980 - Died 1986
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"5 and three quarter minutes after three oclock...Tony King with you standing in for Declan Meehan" Tony King does the DJ stuff. Nice little Sunshine jingle in here. |
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"I'll struggle into my brown quilted jacket..." Reflecting the fashion of the time Tom Hardy reads out the dj schedule for the day, a popular occupation in the early 80's when DJ's had nothing else to say, but felt they had to keep talking!! Know what year this was? |
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"the gig guide..Baggot Inn it's Momma's Boys..." Tom finds something more to say. The gig guide is read out for a tuesday evening. A fantasy for Tom Hardy is Judy Tzuke. Know what year this was? |
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"especially for all the Rastafarians listening into us in Coolock ." Promotion for Malahide Musical and Dramatic society. Sunshine Radio made a big effort to be a community station, something not so high on the priority list of its bigger competitor Radio Nova! |
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"Do you know the way sometimes late at night people would fall asleep and you would hear the records go click, click, click." The last half hour of Sunshine Radio. A little chat about old times and how things could go very wrong, like locking themselves outside the studio! |
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"Pop on down to the Sands Hotel Portmarnock, say hello to us ." 5.35 pm and 25 minutes before the end of Sunshine Radio in Dublin. A special sunshine song is about to be played... |
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"It's eight years down the line for Sunshine 101...like the phoenix, I feel we'll return again in the future..." A now famous Sunshine Radio jingle is played. Paul Kavagnagh comes on the air., speaking very nostalgically about the station. |
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"I would like to dedicate the next record...to Mr Robinson co0-coo-cachoo..." Stella Robinson dedicates a record to her husband Robbie Robinson |
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"Theres a lot of people outside..." Robbie Robinson, owner of Sunshine Radio comes on air for five and a half minutes and talks about the stations "enjoyable and rewarding" experiences. This a nice clip and reflected Robbie's dedication to radio in Dublin in the era. |
