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Our veteran broadcasters still have much to offer, they are wasted in retirement

Frank Mitchell

The move away from digital is great to see. There’s nothing quite as good as something tangible like newspapers, DVDs and CDs

Frank Mitchell

If I can go from someone who campaigned against bus lanes to a bike and public transport convert, you can too

Frank Mitchell

As I watch Manchester City drop more points, I find myself comfort eating the Christmas leftovers

Frank Mitchell

My first Christmas looking out from the TV was just as exciting as my first Christmas owning a TV

Frank Mitchell

The digital age of social media is creating an anti-social atmosphere and traditional chat is being deleted

Frank Mitchell

Despite it being the most Irish of sports, hurling is such an admirable skill even Edward Carson took up a sliotar

Frank Mitchell

We must clamp down on illegal use of e-bikes before someone gets seriously injured

Frank Mitchell

Pamela Ballantine is the only friend who ever arrived at our house in a helicopter, landing unexpectedly on the lawn

Frank Mitchell

With atheism on the rise, I wonder in this digital age, are we ignoring any need for moral guidance or religious framework?

Frank Mitchell

Musicality and opera may have been lost on me in school – but perhaps it’s time to give it a second chance?

Frank Mitchell

Extortionate parking charges make me hope for improved rail services – I can’t take an e-bike everywhere!

Frank Mitchell

Manchester City should be loudly applauded, not roundly condemned

Frank Mitchell

I’ve met a lot of celebrities, but there’s something both special and bizarre running into one when you least expect it

Frank Mitchell

I can survive the great outdoors as long as there is a half decent fish and chip shop within a short drivd

Frank Mitchell

I can survive the great outdoors as long as there is a half decent fish and chip shop within a short drive

Frank Mitchell

Long before the advent of non-stop TV, I was caught between two lovable rogues on ITV and the BBC

Frank Mitchell

People complain that life was so much better in 70s and 80s - it wasn’t as we were swamped in the Troubles

Frank Mitchell

People complain that life was so much better in the 70s and 80s... it wasn’t as we were swamped in the Troubles...

Frank Mitchell

‘Mayhem and anarchy are pointless... If any country knows violence and disorder achieve nothing, it’s this one’

Frank Mitchell

John Bennett and the broadcasting legends who taught me so much

Frank Mitchell

Reflecting on NI broadcasting kings and queens I’ve had the pleasure to study in the wake of John Bennett’s passing

Frank Mitchell

There’s no reason why Armagh’s Kieran McGeeney can’t bring the Sam Maguire home again

Frank Mitchell