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RTÉ RnaG unveils new youth service
Friday 15 April 2005
Described as a radical departure from mainstream RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta programming, Anocht fm begins on Monday 2 May 2005, broadcasting seven days a week between 9pm and 1am.
Rónán Mac Aodha Bhuí will present 'Géill Slí' ('Give Way'), a programme mixing the best music, studio guests and competitions on weekday evenings from 9.02pm to 11pm.
Now in its sixth year, 'An Taobh Tuathail' ('The Other Side' or 'Flipside') will now be broadcast from 11pm to 1am and, for the first time, presenters will be able to play songs with English-language lyrics.
Another highlight of the Anocht fm schedule is Áine Hensey's singer-songwriter-driven Saturday night music show 'An Ghealach Ghorm' ('Blue Moon').
Singer John Spillane's Sunday night programme has also been extended by an hour and will see him adopt a new persona, 'An Speal' ('The Scythe').
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