Gay Byrne: Irish TV and radio presenter
Gay Byrne was born in Dublin on the date August 4, 1934. He went on to host the world’s second longest-running TV talk program, the “Late Late Show” on RTÉ from 1962 to 1999.
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Gay Byrne was born in Dublin on the date August 4, 1934. He went on to host the world’s second longest-running TV talk program, the “Late Late Show” on RTÉ from 1962 to 1999.
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