‘Much-loved’ broadcaster Gerry Kelly dies aged 77
‘Much-loved’ broadcaster Gerry Kelly dies aged 77In 2018, Kelly revealed he had been diagnosed with cancer two years earlierCommentsNewsGráinne Ní Aodha, PA20:23, 26 Jul 2026Updated 20:24, 26 Jul 2026View ImageGerry KellyThe “much-loved” Northern Ireland journalist broadcaster…
- ▪‘Much-loved’ broadcaster Gerry Kelly dies aged 77In 2018, Kelly revealed he had been diagnosed with cancer two years earlierCommentsNewsGráinne Ní Aodha, PA20:23, 26 Jul 2026Updated 20:24, 26 Jul 2026View ImageGerry KellyThe “much-loved” No
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‘Much-loved’ broadcaster Gerry Kelly dies aged 77In 2018, Kelly revealed he had been diagnosed with cancer two years earlierCommentsNewsGráinne Ní Aodha, PA20:23, 26 Jul 2026Updated 20:24, 26 Jul 2026View ImageGerry KellyThe “much-loved” Northern Ireland journalist broadcaster Gerry Kelly has died aged 77.The former UTV and BBC Radio Ulster presenter conducted many high-profile interviews, including with an eight-year-old Rory McIlroy as the young golfer chipped balls into a washing machine.In 2018, Kelly revealed he had been diagnosed with cancer two years earlier.“So sorry to hear of the death of Gerry Kelly, a face and a voice that so many generations across Northern Ireland were familiar with,” deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly said.She said he was “a much loved presenter…
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