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05/08/2020 "Everyone at home witnessed this but not the people who were there"

‘It’s Nail not Niall - he asks what’s the best bread to make a chip buttie?’
'I realise that if I keep saying "I don't like this telephone number" people will remember it.'

At the inauguration of John F Kennedy in 1961 - it was the first time that this happened and everyone at home witnessed it but not the people who were there - what was it?
It’s Nail not Niall and he asks what’s the best bread to make a chip buttie?
I realise that if I keep saying "I don't like this telephone number" then people will remember it.
Did you know that John Hume and myself were born on the same street - that was Lower Nassau Street.
Pawny says 'I just missed the start of the show, can u start over again - I was down the field watching my spuds floating away'

Music by The Fortunes, Queen, Tony Bennett, Brian Coll and more.

56 minutes

Last on

Wed 5 Aug 202015:04
BBC Radio Foyle

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Music Played

  • The Fortunes

    Freedom Come. Freedom Go

  • Queen

    Fat Bottomed Girls

  • The Beatles

    Another Day

  • The Gatlin Bros

    All The Gold In California

  • Brian Coll

    Hometown On The Foyle

  • Christie Hennessy

    Messenger Boy

  • The Proclaimers

    I’m On My Way

  • Roly Daniels

    Love Don’t Come Any Better Than This

  • Marty Robbins

    Cool Water

  • Sean Donnelly

    Homes Of Donegal

  • The Tremeloes

    Call Me Number One

  • Elbow

    One Day Like This

Broadcast

  • Wed 5 Aug 202015:04
    BBC Radio Foyle