Stuart Robinson
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| Stuart Robinson | |
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| Born | 20th June 1979 Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland |
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| Known for | Citybeat's Saturday Night Fever |
| Occupation | Radio Presenter |
| Salary | Unknown |
| Website | Stuart's Citybeat Presenter Page |
Stuart Robinson (born June 20, 1979, Carrickfergus, County Antrim) is a broadcaster on Northern Ireland radio. Robinson's programmes currently air on Belfast CityBeat part of the CN group of radio stations. Robinson is the longest running presenter on Belfast radio station Citybeat, having helped launched the station in 1996. His flagship Saturday night programme attracts the largest audience share in its timeslot.
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Robinson first broadcast on BCR was in the mid 1990s,he went on to present the last programme on BCR and has since become a familiar name on Belfast Citybeat. Born in Carrickfergus, Robinson in recent years launched his own local RSL (Restricted Service Licence) stations including Castle FM in Carrickfergus and Bangor FM in County Down. He is also well known as the host of the Northern Ireland wide kids talent search 'Young Star' which runs annual heats in East Antrim, North Down and Newtownabbey.
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