Guth & Tuairim, Bealtaine 1980

tQRE OF SUCCES§: With the success of 'MY Perfect Cousin' Sire Records are promoting Undertones long awaited album 'HJpnotised'. · The first 20,000 pressed had a free poster of the Derr,y stars enclosed in the sleeve. Sire are certain that the al~ will be a smash chart hit for the ba,ys. We still await a debut single from U2 who have signed an international contract with Island, and The Lookalikes currently on a British tour with Thin Lizzy have signed to. Riva Records, lets hope that success can come their way. CH4RT FIA5CO: The top twenty is said to be a guideline to the popularity in music trends, but the so called charts published by Star, and broadcast by several RTE Radio 2 sponsored shows, are a true sick joke. For artists to be included in such ill– informed charts is an insult to their image. To state that 'Bunch of Tyme 1 by Foster & Allen is number one is certainly not true. From reports around the country the number one Irish manufactured single was 'Lanigan's Ball' by the Bards. I feel that its bigh time that the Irish recording industry re-united the national and international charts again, and not the present insult to the so called musical trends that we read in Star or RTE Radio 2 sponsored shows. The public are not foolst MR ROGERS IS BACK: After the success of 1 Coward of the County' Kenny Rogers is back with 'Don't Fall in Love With A Dreamer' his latest single, and a track from his new album 1 Gideon'. Kenny is joined on the song by Kim Carnes. Slim Whitman also has a great collection on his fourteen track new album 'Till We Meet Again'. Roly Daniles has issued Mr Jones as his new single, a track from his altium 'Lets Fall in Love'. Northern songstress Leon has also a great country single issued 'You'we Made My Life Complete'. Good sounds for our countr,y cousins. HAPPY BIRTFJ)AY: RTE Radio 2 celebrates its first birthday. The sounds have been good, but with Fab Vinnie departed, will it be tarry Gogan or Ronan Gollins, who'll become the statiQns number one presenter? I feel that Head of Radio 2, Billy Wall, has not alone proved that there was a need for the station, but that they had the right voices to launch the service. We wish them a happy anniversary • "HAFSTRO". · <;!t_!isty Moore Me Ouaid 's An fal ~arrach GOOD SELECTION OF QUALITY WATCHES INCLUDING: SE IKO CITIZEN SECONDA TIMEX & L.c.D. Gold & Silver Jewellry Phone 76 11 AN Falcarrach . • • .. 'S 8. Ill Bar and lounge SAllN-R HER151'H eENTRE 1f 8. 11) 0 +" DARTS Pool Cat. TV J 0 b(J " . . . Make No M1stake Have a Jar T~iE R.-RJ.\ES focuson ·O. Coyle GLENEA UTD Full Name: Ownie Stephen Coyle Birthplace: Fanmore, Dunfanaghy Height: 5 1 ll 11 Weight: 12st. 8lbs. Position: Centre-field Previous Clubs: Ballyboes Utd. Married: Yes with two sons F?vourite Player: Franz Beckenbauer Favourite Other Team: Arsenal Most Difficult Opponent: John Minnock • 1n I/ Most Memorable Matches: Ballyboes v Gweedore United Biggest Thrill: Beating St. Michael' s in Gaelic Biggest Disappointment: Being defeated by Glenree and Ref. John Duffy Best Place Visited: Hampden Park Favourite Food: Lamb Chops Miscellaneous Likes: Having a healthy, happy family life Miscellaneous Dislikes: Unfair Refs. Favourite T.V. Shows: Match of the Da:y Favourite Singers: Sus an McCann (Irish), Char~ie !(ride (Amen can ; Favourite Actors / Actresses: Alan Ladd, Julie Andrews Best Friends: CouJdn' t choose · Biggest influence on career: My wi..fe Biggest Drag in Soccer: Rough pitchfls Honours: None to boast al:>cut Football Ambitions: To sPe Glenea Utd; · reach the top Which rerson in the World \-iould You Most Like to Meet: The Pope Signature: il = 1. Name 3 clubs which Brian Clough has managed. 2. Where did J6hn Treacy win the 1978 World Cross Country Championship. 3. Which player did .Ollie Campbell replace on the Irish Rugby team, h. Which player scored most points in an All-Ireland Final. 5. Name two of Ireland's 1979 Aga Khan Show Jumping team. Ta £4 le .baint. Last month 1 s winners:- Soccer- .£.2 Mary Sweeney 1 Bunaleaoa C.L.C.G. - £2 John Jude, 74 Rann na Feirste. (In last month's C.L.C.G. Quiz, Brittany Park should have read Breffni). Ft-eagra! chuig "Guth 7 Tuairim", Doire Beaga~