An edition of The Gaybo revolution
(2016)
The Gaybo revolution
how Gay Byrne challenged Irish society
by Finola Doyle O'Neill
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The Gaybo revolution: how Gay Byrne challenged Irish society
2016, Orpen Press
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Table of Contents
1.Introduction: The Byrne Identity
2.From the Nightie to the Naughty: The Early Years of The Late Late Show 1962
1972
Launch of The Late Late Show
He Wants 50 Irish Bunnies
The Bishop and the Nightie
The Brian Trevaskis Affair
All Kinds of Everything
3.All Human Life: The Birth of The Gay Byrne Show and 21 Years of The Late Late Show
The Housewives' Choice
Controversy on The Gay Byrne Show
Fifty Shades of Gay
Unmarried Mothers
The Lighter Side of The Gay Byrne Show
Byrne as Radio Host
Consumer Issues on The Gay Byrne Show
The Radio Phone-In
Byrne as the Late Late Show Producer
Challenge and Censure
Abortion and The Late Late Show
Conclusion
4.From Silence to Disclosure (1984
1990)
The Granard Affair
A Cup of Tea, a Sticky Bun and an Hour of Gaybo
Controversy on The Late Late Show
America Calling!
Tragic Disclosures
Ireland's Culture on Display
Humour and Hope on The Gay Byrne Show
The Gay Byrne Fund
Revelations
Satellite Competition
Love and Nostalgia on The Gay Byrne Show
The Pulse of the Nation
Byrne as Father Confessor
The Ideology of The Gay Byrne Show
Pioneering Ideas and Listener Reaction
Topics of the Day from 1986
Complaining and Congratulating
Homeliness and Hopelessness
Celebrating a Nation
Changing Audiences
5.Hosting the Nation: The Final Years of The Gay Byrne Show (1990
1998)
Gaybo versus the Ryan Line
Joe Duffy, the Only Male Producer on The Gay Byrne Show
Revelations and Relationships
Revamp of The Gay Byrne Show
The Demise of The Gay Byrne Show
Goodbye Gaybo
6.On Your Bike: The Final Years of The Late Late Show
Posturing and Politics on the Late Late Platform
The Peter Brooke Interview
The Annie Murphy Interview
From Adams to Keane: Affairs of the State to Secret Affairs
Byrne and Bias?
Making the Ordinary Extraordinary
Old-Fashioned or Just Old?
The Remit of The Late Late Show
Entrapment: Byrne v Flynn
Kiss and Tell!
On Your Bike: The Final Show
7.It Started with The Late Late Show: The Evolution of the Television Talk Show
Kenny at the Helm
US and UK Talk Shows Versus The Late Late Show
The Future of Television Talk in Ireland and the Rise of Social Media
The Battle for Viewers
The Irish Television Talk Show as Social Historian
8.From Gaybo to Joe: Talk Radio in Ireland
Radio History
`Dear Frankie' and Talk Radio in Ireland
Women on Air: The Women Today Programme
Gerry Ryan and Talkback Radio
Irish Talk Radio Today: Talk to Joe on Liveline
Talkback Radio and the Local Community
Conclusion
9.Conclusion: The Byrne Legacy.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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