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A tribute to Aengus Mac Grianna, Ireland's most wholesome news anchor
AENGUS MAC GRIANNA is leaving RTÉ, after 30 years at the national broadcaster.
Having started as a runner in 1987, Mac Grianna said of his exit:
There you go.
After 30 years of service though, it’s worth acknowledging the seemingly unflappable newsreader, whose life outside the newsroom is the epitome of wholesome.
Here he is promoting a fundraiser for brain injuries.
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Here he is pouring tea that is absolutely not strong enough for my particular taste but I’m wiling to let it go because I love him.
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He got Anne Doyle to give him away on his wedding day.
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An icon recognising an icon. Iconic, if you will.
He lives on an alpaca farm with his husband Terry Gill because of course he does.
He gives side-eye like no other
Here he is reacting to a reporter talking over him.
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Aengus ‘Having None Of It’ Mac Grianna.
That time he thought he was a sports anchor for a minute
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“I’m not being paid to talk about sport so you may get on with it Eamonn.”
Doesn’t get much more innocent than him tweeting his own name …
When bad searches happen to good people.
And lest we forget, the blooper that will stand the test of time – Aenz getting caught on the hop reapplying his makeup.
The shoulder brush. The pause. The stare. The “what?!”
Aengus is the GOAT.
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