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Updated: 22:18, Friday, 7 July 2006
RTÉ Radio 1 has announced that Eamon Dunphy is to join the station this autumn.
RTÉ Radio 1 has announced that Eamon Dunphy is to join the station this autumn.
Mr Dunphy - a radio and television presenter, author and sports pundit - will present a new weekly programme as part of the new RTÉ Radio 1 autumn schedule.
The Head of RTÉ Radio 1, Ana Leddy, said she was delighted at the development.
'His unique style will bring a new element to our schedule and to RTÉ Radio 1's overall exciting line-up for the autumn,' Ms Leddy said.
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