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At launch, Ulster Television employed a staff of 100 people including six presenters: Ivor Mills and Anne Gregg were chosen as the presenters of local magazine programme Roundabout, Adrienne McGuill, James Greene and Brian Durkin were the first continuity announcers, and former rugby union international Ernest Strathdee was recruited as the ...
UTV (TV channel) (formerly Ulster Television), TV channel in Northern Ireland owned by ITV plc UTV Live, news service; UTV Ireland, now Virgin Media Three, TV channel owned by Virgin Media Television; UTV Media, now Wireless Group, broadcasting and New Media company based in Belfast, Northern Ireland (the former parent company of UTV)
UTV Live was introduced in January 1993 as a new name for Ulster Television's existing news programmes; Six Tonight, the station's half-hour evening news magazine, [6] and Ulster Newstime for shorter bulletins. [7] Following the introduction of the ITV Evening News in March 1999, the programme was brought forward by half an hour to start at 17:30.
This category is for pages detailing programmes commissioned by Ulster Television for ITV or otherwise. Pages in category "Television shows produced by UTV (TV channel)" The following 8 pages are in this category, out of 8 total.
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Brian Baird (1929–1998) was a newsreader that worked for the Northern Ireland television channel UTV during the 1970s and well into the 1980s, and a teacher and lecturer at Stranmillis Teacher Training College. [1] He also worked for a time for the BBC Radio in Belfast, and was a past president of the Ulster Society of Rugby Football Referees ...
Fullerton's presenting career began in 1973 as a reporter and presenter for Ulster Television. [1] He was invited to work for the station by station controller Sidney Perry after participating in a penalty competition for the Sportscast programme [4] and became the main sports anchor on UTV's evening magazine programme, Good Evening Ulster.
UTV2 was a television channel, owned by Ulster Television plc (now Wireless Group). The channel was on digital terrestrial television and NTL cable in Northern Ireland . History