I thought the lack of any mention of them being into the early hours of St Andrew's Day more than a little strange! In addition to the Scottish Fiddle Orchestra at 10.45, peehaps the 'Bevin Boys' programme on the programme rundown was being shown as a nod to St Andrew's Day? One thing BBC NI and UTV always did from as far back as I can remember is acknowledgment of St Patrick's Day - if not as much as some people would like (though probably more than some people would like, too, such is the nature of this part of the world).
@80sandretrogubbins25 ITV used the music as their Autumn 1983 theme music, going so far as to show the animation video/music as a break-filler - a fairly regular thing in the Ulster region.
Thanks.
Arnold Clark even bigger and still going strong today.
The music for the rundown was the theme of hospital watch on bbc1
Ooo had such a crush on Bryce Curdy and his hair do at this point.
That sounded like Kenny Everett in the Goldbergs commercial.
Closedown on the night of Tuesday 29th/Wednesday 30th November 1983. The early hours of St Andrew's Day.
I thought the lack of any mention of them being into the early hours of St Andrew's Day more than a little strange!
In addition to the Scottish Fiddle Orchestra at 10.45, peehaps the 'Bevin Boys' programme on the programme rundown was being shown as a nod to St Andrew's Day?
One thing BBC NI and UTV always did from as far back as I can remember is acknowledgment of St Patrick's Day - if not as much as some people would like (though probably more than some people would like, too, such is the nature of this part of the world).
@BelfastGav Maybe they saved it for the day? No idea whether STV or Grampian acknowledged it a lot.
Great footage.
What is the music playing over the programme menu?
It's La Serenissima by Rondo Veneziano. Or some re-done version of it.
@80sandretrogubbins25 I remember it being played on local radio in the 1990s/early 2000s.
@80sandretrogubbins25 ITV used the music as their Autumn 1983 theme music, going so far as to show the animation video/music as a break-filler - a fairly regular thing in the Ulster region.
@@BelfastGav Yes, I know.