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July 2010 -
It's the decade of Mork and Mindy, Madonna and the Mullet: If you're a fan of the 80s, then give us a call for your chance to play the Regeneration Game - the quiz that celebrates the decade of Flashdance, Ferris Bueller and Fraggle Rock.
This weeks Regeneration Game daily prize is a one night stay for two people in the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel in Dublin city, with dinner in their delicious French Brasserie, Verres en Vers and 2 tickets to the Dublin Horse Show.
For more information www.radissonblu.ie/royalhotel-dublin
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Throughout the show we'll be having a look at today's newspapers, Sports Shorts, sounding out your opinions on Your Say on 4 and we'll play great music to kickstart your day.
If you want to take part in Cathys music challenge at 8.45am daily you can ring us on 1850410494.
Cathy will ask you and Gareth a musical question with three possible answers.
If you win this weeks prize is earth Wind and Fires Greatest Hits.
All this and more on Breakfast on 4...
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Phone: 1850 4 104 94
Email: breakfast@4fm.ie
Email Producer: aoife.breen@4fm.ie
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the presenters behind the music/
Gareth O’Callaghan/
ABOUT GARETH
Gareth O'Callaghan has been broadcasting since he was 17 years of age. His radio career began in 1979, where he worked for a variety of legendary pirate radio stations including Radio Dublin, Radio Nova and even aboard Ross Revenge, a ship in the middle of the north sea which was home to Radio Caroline. Gareth trained as a journalist with the BBC during the mid-1980s and returned to work with Ireland’s national broadcaster in 1987 where he quickly became one of the stations Top 10 radio presenters of all time.
Gareth, who is a qualified psychotherapist specialising in psychology and spirituality, took a break from his radio career in 2005 to focus on working in the field of mental health and behavioural wellbeing. During this time, Gareth worked directly with young people affected by eating disorders, bullying, anxiety and depression. Gareth is a regular speaker on mental health issues, self esteem and self-worth in schools and colleges around the country.
Gareth is a published author of a number of novels and his autobiographical book, A Day Called Hope, became an Irish Times No 1 bestseller and is now published in 15 countries.
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