Legendary broadcaster Bryan Dobson bids farewell after an illustrious career spanning four decades at RTÉ. Read on for a glimpse into his iconic journey!
Bryan Dobson, a well-known broadcaster and journalist, is retiring from RTÉ after nearly 40 years in the industry. Throughout his illustrious career, Dobson has presented every flagship news programme across television and radio, becoming a household name in Ireland. His departure marks the end of an era, leaving behind a legacy of professionalism and dedication that will be dearly missed.
Hailed as 'irreplaceable,' Bryan Dobson is a true RTÉ icon who has been a constant presence in the newsroom for almost four decades. His departure today is met with mixed emotions as colleagues and viewers bid farewell to a broadcasting legend. Dobson's ability to deliver news with gravitas and integrity has earned him the respect and admiration of many, solidifying his place in Irish media history.
As Bryan Dobson signs off from RTÉ, his final show marks a poignant moment in television history. With an exceptional career spanning 37 years, Dobson has cemented his reputation as one of Ireland's most respected journalists and anchors. His dedication and proficiency have set the standard for generations to come, leaving an indelible mark on the broadcasting industry.
In a heartwarming farewell statement to his listeners, Bryan Dobson expressed gratitude to his team and audience for their unwavering support throughout his journey. His departure from RTÉ signals the end of an era but opens doors to new opportunities and possibilities for the beloved broadcaster. As Bryan Dobson embarks on a new chapter, his legacy will continue to resonate in the hearts of those who have been touched by his reporting and presence in the media world.
Well-known broadcaster and journalist has presented every flagship news programme across television and radio.
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Dobson is retiring after 37 years with the State broadcaster. Signing off from RTÉ radio's News at One programme on Friday afternoon, the 64-year-old said: “ ...
RTÉ broadcaster Bryan Dobson retires today after 37 years of presenting many the station's leading news programmes across TV and radio.
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RTÉ's Bryan Dobson is to retire from the broadcaster today after almost four decades as one of Ireland's leading journalists and anchors.
Speaking to listeners at the end of this afternoon's programme, the 64-year-old said: "I'd like to take a moment if I may to thank the team here for making ...
Michael D. Higgins has thanked the broadcaster for his significant contribution to Irish journalism for 37 years.
RTE icon Bryan Dobson has thanked his listeners and colleagues for their support over the years in an emotional final message this afternoon before sa.
VETERAN newsreader Bryan Dobson has bid an emotional farewell to RTE after 37 years on air.The legendary presenter was on air for the final time on Ne.
Bryan Dobson has said his decision to retire after 37 years with RTÉ hasn't quite sunken in yet.
Bryan will present his final news programme on RTE Radio 1 at 1pm today (Friday) before appearing on the Late Late Show later tonight.
Mr Dobson said goodbye to the newsroom at the end of his RTE News At One radio show this afternoon.
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LONGSTANDING RTÉ BROADCASTER Bryan Dobson has retired today from RTÉ after 37 years at the broadcaster. In his farewell broadcast on the News at One ...
Dobson shared some significant memories from his career, from his beginnings in pirate radio, being blacklisted by RTÉ, and covering major news events. Before ...
The RTÉ news man who has been behind a microphone or in front of a camera for 40 years started off as a 'relatively inexperienced' reporter for BBC Radio Ulster.
One of the most recognisable voices of Irish media hung up the headphones and the microphone for good on Friday, after hosting the News at One on Radio One ...
Friday saw the culmination of an impressive journalistic career with his last edition of the News At One programme on RTÉ Radio 1. President Michael D Higgins ...