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Sean Coyle: 'I never see them anymore'

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'I never see them anymore'

BBC Radio Ulster - Sean Coyle, 'I never see them anymore'

Do children still play with dot to dot books?

Do children still play with dot to dot books? The Citizen says the price of potatoes is very high compared to last year.


Do children still play with Dot to Dot books? The brush you used when you were painting pictures was always too thin and it used to fall out of the jam jar regularly. Janet used to cut out the clothes and the doll from the back of the comics. Pat Fairon remembers the book where you only wet the page and colours magically appeared. Raymond in Scarva says Jim Reeves sounds like a TV licence man when he sings 'There's Someone At The Door'. In what film did Howard Keel sing 'Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better?' There was nothing on TV last night, according to Sean but Sarah says it was brilliant because she watched Derek Ryan singing with his brother. The Citizen says the price of potatoes is very high compared to last year. Sean forgot to go to see Albert Hammond last night. Music from Nina Simone, Del Shannon, Joe Fagan, Proclaimers, Unit 4 & 2, Billy Joel and more.

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