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Local journalist and broadcaster Seamus Duke launches his autobiography 'Dukie.....The Game of Life', at the Abbey Hotel in Roscommon on November 11th at 8.30pm.
Local journalist and broadcaster Seamus Duke launches his autobiography 'Dukie.....The Game of Life', at the Abbey Hotel in Roscommon on November 11th at 8.30pm.
The book details his 32 years working in the local media and includes his time as news and sports editor in Shannonside FM and his account of the election of Albert Reynolds as Fianna Fáil leader and Taoiseach.
There are over 30 well known local people interviewed for the book which includes GAA, Soccer, Golf, Horse Racing, Politics, The Music and Radio industries.
The book will be launched by RTÉ presenter Damien O'Reilly (who also worked in Shannonside-Northern Sound) and special guest on the night is the former Leitrim team manager John O'Mahony. Refreshments will be served and everyone is welcome.
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