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First 13 David Healy Northern Ireland Goals

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Author: OWCvideos

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13 of his first 14 goals. I think the goal v Denmark won.

SHAY HEALY

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Author: StephenORegan

Tags: balconytv healy shay

Please vote for BalconyTV in the Viral Video Category of the 2008 Webby Awards by going to - http://pv.webbyawards.com Register-Film and Video-Viral-BALCONYTV!!! BALCONYTV.COM 9/10/2006 PRESENTED BY TOM MILLETT Shay Healy was born in 1943 and has had a long and varied career in entertainment. After leaving school he spent two years working for the Irish Press newspaper, but in 1963 he moved to RTÉ where be became one of the Irish national broadcasters first cameramen. Shay Healy was right in the middle of the Irish folk revival of the 1960's as a songwriter, journalist and performer. In 1967 the performer took over when he left RTÉ and changed sides of the camera to present "Balladsheet" and he also became the folk correspondent for hugely popular "Spotlight" magazine. He also presented "Preab Sa Cheoil" for RTÉ radio and toured the country on the expanding folk circuit. In the early 1970's Shay Healy spent much of time time in the USA, where he worked as an entertainer as well as being the manager of a popular Irish bar and restaurant. Shay Healy returned to Ireland in 1976 and revived his television career. He co-hosted the popular children's television show "Hullabaloo" alongside Marion Richardson, artist Pat Ingoldsby and popular Limerick comedians Tom and Pascal. However it was Healy's alter-ego "Famous Shamus" that is most widely remembered. Indeed Healy scored his first big Irish hit under that guise. "Hullabaloo" didn't last long and Healy next found himself in the role of Associate Editor of "Starlight" magazine, the successor to "Spotlight". However when RTÉ 2 television began in 1978, Healy was brought in to do publicity for the new station. He was subsequently promoted to Acting Press and Information Executive and it was while doing this job that his song "What's Another Year" won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1980. When he arrived back at Dublin Airport , he had to conduct a press conference for himself. "What's Another Year" has special significance for Shay Healy as it was written to commemorate his father, who had passed away the previous year. Eurovision victory helped Shay Healy's music career and in the following years he recorded demos with the cream of Irish musicians, but while the music was well received, business wasn't his forte and in 1986, he returned to television on "Evening Extra" and followed that with a popular series "The Dublin Village", which has recently been repeated. In 1988 he became host of "Nighthawks", an odd-ball chat show set in a diner. Over four years, "Nighthawks" became a huge cult hit show on RTÉ 2. It was Shay Healy's famous interview with former government minister Sean Doherty that brought an end to the political career of Irish Prime Minister Charles Haughey, and changed the Irish political landscape forever. Healy wrote several books over the next few years which included children's books, fictional novels and memoirs of his life as a gigging musician. In the early '90s, Healy began making documentaries for RTÉ, including many memorable shows, like portraits of Roy Rogers "King of the Cowboys", Tammy Wynette "First Lady", "The Rocker" a biography of Phil Lynott, "The Real Fr.Ted - A Portrait of Dermot Morgan" and "Harbour Nights" an eight-part docu-soap, set in Courtown, Co. Wexford. Shay Healy has continued his musical career writing songs which have been recorded by many of Ireland's biggest stars like Daniel O'Donnell, Maura O'Connell, The Fureys, Paddy Reilly and former Eurovision winners Linda Martin and Paul Harrington. In 2003 Shay Healy worked with John Colgan and Moya Doherty, who are most famous for the 1993 Eurovision interval act "Riverdance". Together they produced "The Wiremen" which had a successful in Dublin's Gaiety Theatre in the summer of 2005.

Stamp! - Jeremy Healy & Amos - 1996

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Author: FastFurious65

Tags: Amos Argentina Chart DJ English Fantayzee George Gwen Haysi Healy Jeremy Michael Singles Stamp Stefani Trance UK

Music Video to accompany this Trance track which was inside the Top 20 in the UK Singles Chart. Produced by Jeremy Healy, he is a notable English DJ who was previously in the 1980s British novelty pop group, Haysi Fantayzee. He has worked with Gwen Stefani on the mashup for her "Wind It Up" single in 2004, and has also been responsible for remixing songs by Boy George and George Michael. Both Healy & Amos released another track called Argentina called Argentina. This managed to make the Top 30 in the UK Singles Chart in 1997.

Ernestine Healy (Concertina) and Fionnuala Rooney (Harp)

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Author: comhaltas

Tags: Celtic Comhaltas Concertina Harp Irish Music World

A ComhaltasLive favourite, here is Ernestine Healy (concertina), one of the Directors of the annual Meitheal Residential Summer School with a selection of jigs, joined by Fionnuala Rooney on harp. The first tune was recorded by Louise Kelly, followed by "Port na gCairdeanna" and concluding with "The Rolling Waves". More info and videos at http://comhaltaslive.ie

Katherine Healy

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Author: saoirse4280

Tags: figure Healy Katherine skating

1998 Challenge of Champions, fluff, "Tristan and Isolde"

Prima!! - Katherine Healy

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Author: floskate

Tags: Figure Healy Ice Katherine Skating

A tribute to skating and ballet prodigy Katherine Healy

Ezekiel Healy - Improv Duet W/Tianna Kennedy

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Author: wwwhatsup

Tags: acoustic antifolk brooklyn Ezekiel folk Healy Kennedy nyc park prospect punk punkcast Tianna toddp Zeke

PUNKCAST#73806 Ezekiel Healy & Tianna Kennedy performing live at the first Springtime Unamplified Acoustic Bar-B-Que in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, on May 8 2005. More info: http://punkcast.com/738