The Irish radio and television presenter Henry Kelly died at the age of 78, after 'a period of poor health', his family announced.
Kelly started his career as a hard news journalist with the Irish Times, which covered the problems in Noord -Ireland from the 1970s, but a decade later he decided to follow a completely different path in light entertainment.
He will be best remembered as a concept for presenting shows such as gold and game to laugh.
Kelly's family said he died 'peacefully' on Tuesday after a period of poor health. “
Their explanation said: “Henry will be very missed by his friends and family, including his partner Karolyn Shindler, their son Alexander, Henry's daughter Siobhan and her mother Marjorie.”
The Irish radio and television presenter Henry Kelly died at the age of 78, after 'a period of poor health', his family announced
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