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£12.00Renowned journalist and television presenter, Henry Kelly, has sadly passed away at the age of 78, as confirmed by his family. Kelly’s career started in journalism before transitioning into light entertainment, where he became known for hosting popular TV shows like Game For A Laugh and Going For Gold during the 1980s and 90s. In addition to his television work, Kelly also lent his talents to various radio programs on platforms such as BBC Radio 4, LBC, and Classic FM.
Born in Dublin on April 17, 1946, Kelly kickstarted his career in newspapers, notably working for The Irish Times during the civil unrest and Troubles in Northern Ireland throughout the 1970s. Eventually, he made the move to London in 1976 and joined the BBC, where he reported and presented for Radio 4’s The World Tonight. However, in 1980, at the age of 34, he decided to pursue a career as a light entertainment presenter, marking a significant shift in his professional trajectory.
Kelly’s on-screen success continued with his involvement in shows like ITV’s Game For A Laugh and the original Good Morning Britain on TV-am. Known for his charismatic hosting style, Kelly also led the lunchtime quiz show Going For Gold for over a decade, where contestants from various European countries competed against each other for prizes. Beyond television, he ventured into radio presenting on Classic FM, LBC, BBC Radio London, and BBC Radio Berkshire, showcasing his versatility and passion for broadcasting
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