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Veteran sports broadcaster Jimmy Magee isn't too happy about being dropped from RTE's World Cup team.
Magee, who is 79 and a regular broadcaster of GAA matches over the past half century, had covered twelve World Cups for the national broadcaster and claims their decision not to include him this year was down to ageism.
"I don't think it makes a bloody difference what age you are as long as you get the job done," he blasts in The Irish Daily Star.
New York-born Magee, who was raised in Cooley in County Louth and took his early inspiration from gaelic games icon Michael O'Hehir, has covered a multitude of sports on both radio and television over the years, including the GAA.
In 1995, he signed a three-year deal with ITV to fulfil a lifetime ambition of commentating on All-Ireland finals, subsequently covering three football and three hurling deciders.
http://www.hoganstand.com/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=218565
Will Joe get a petition or a text poll going for Jimmy?
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Veteran sports broadcaster Jimmy Magee isn't too happy about being dropped from RTE's World Cup team.
Magee, who is 79 and a regular broadcaster of GAA matches over the past half century, had covered twelve World Cups for the national broadcaster and claims their decision not to include him this year was down to ageism.
"I don't think it makes a bloody difference what age you are as long as you get the job done," he blasts in The Irish Daily Star.
New York-born Magee, who was raised in Cooley in County Louth and took his early inspiration from gaelic games icon Michael O'Hehir, has covered a multitude of sports on both radio and television over the years, including the GAA.
In 1995, he signed a three-year deal with ITV to fulfil a lifetime ambition of commentating on All-Ireland finals, subsequently covering three football and three hurling deciders.
http://www.hoganstand.com/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=218565
Will Joe get a petition or a text poll going for Jimmy?
Joe knows which side his bread is buttered on , he got his use out of jimmy , won't here a peek out of joe until the tribute show .0 -
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Judgement Day wrote: »Wonder who would be out stealing horseboxes?
To be fair, you can carry a fair ol' bit of tarmac in a horsebox.Вашему собственному бычьему дерьму нельзя верить - V Putin
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