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Living for the weekend - Radio Ulster gets fresh


成人快手 Radio Ulster is getting fresh at the weekend by refreshing its weekend schedule on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights.

From tomorrow, Friday 27 October 2006, each weekend evening will have its own strong, individual identity and theme.

Radio Ulster listeners can get their weekend under way with a new Friday night line-up designed especially for those who seriously enjoy their music.

Saturday nights will cater for those who are passionate about Northern Ireland music, languages and culture.

And Sunday evenings will offer listeners the chance to wind down the weekend with an evening of quality music.

These exciting changes to the weekend schedule have been made to give each evening its own identity, making listening to the station even more enjoyable - indeed, making navigation around the station easier and more natural for listeners who are leading increasingly busy lives.

Susan Lovell, Head of Radio Ulster, says: "These changes form the next stage of our on-going programme of schedule change and refreshment.

"The weekend evening schedule will now be easier to navigate as there will be three clear zones of listening for the audience and we will be able to more readily match the mood of our listeners who lead busy lives.

"The changes come, as always, in response to what our listeners want and need.

"They will be offered programming at a time of day which matches their mood and availability to listen, and we will be giving them our renewed commitment to a range of specialist music programmes at the weekend."

Friday nights on Radio Ulster are now for all those listeners who take enjoying music seriously.

Music lovers can now kick-start their weekends to a soundtrack of everything from Johnny Cash to The Clash, as McLean's Country joins forces with Across The Line to make Friday nights essential for quality music.

The music starts playing on Friday nights at 8.00pm with McLean's Country, which moves from Saturday nights to its new home of Friday nights from 27 October.

Across The Line, with Stuart Bailie playing everything from alternative to Americana, then follows at 10.00pm.

Saturday nights, from 28 October, on Radio Ulster celebrate Northern Ireland music, language and culture.

Saturday night starts with Brian Mullen presenting 颁补蝉肠丑濒谩谤 at 6.00pm. Presented in both Irish and English, 颁补蝉肠丑濒谩谤 sees Brian play all sorts of music, from roots and trad to pop and soul.

颁补蝉肠丑濒谩谤 is followed by Ulster Scots programme A Kist O Wurds at 7.00pm.

Presented by Liam Logan, A Kist O Wurds offers plenty of music, poetry, prose and crack from Liam and Ulster Scots people from across Northern Ireland.

Next up on Saturday nights at 7.30pm is the latest series of Strike Up The Band, with Joe McKee offering the best locally-produced band music - with bands from all over Northern Ireland playing everything from film tunes to classical pieces.

Then, at 8.00pm, Folk Club moves from 10.00pm on Saturdays, with Colum Sands offering the best in traditional and contemporary folk music and songs, with live studio guests, live performances and updates on what's happening in the world of folk music.

And at 10.00pm, bringing Saturday nights on Radio Ulster to a close, is a new bilingual version of the popular programme The Late Show, with Blas' Karen Kirby offering some Irish chat while playing all her favourite tracks.

Sunday nights offer Radio Ulster listeners the chance to wind down the weekend and ease their way into a new week with a line-up which is sure to relax listeners.

From Sunday 29 October, the new Sunday evening line-up will deliver the best in jazz, classical music and easy listening as Walter Love's Jazz Club moves from 9.00pm to the earlier time of 7.00pm; at 8.00pm, a new-look Sounds Classical with Marie-Louise Muir moves from Friday nights to its new home; and John Bennett puts the weekend to bed with Sunday Club at 10.00pm.

Susan Lovell says: "We hope listeners enjoy our new weekend evening schedule. Add to the changes our outstanding and expert presenters and I hope the result will be a new mix of programmes that will delight and surprise."

成人快手 Radio Ulster weekend changes commence Friday 27 October 2006.

Notes to Editors

Friday evenings - top comedy and music

7.30pm The Blame Game

8.00pm McLean's Country

10.00pm Across The Line

Saturday evenings - celebrating local language, culture and music

6.00pm Caschlar

7.00pm Kist O Wurds

7.30pm Strike Up the Band

8.00pm Folk Club

10.00pm The Late Show

Sunday evenings - winding down the weekend

7.00pm: Jazz Club

8.00pm: Sounds Classical

10.00pm: Sunday Club.

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Category: Northern Ireland
Date: 26.10.2006
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