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RTÉ name studio after Gerry Ryan to mark the 10th anniversary of his untimely death

The presenter died suddenly on April 30th back in 2010

Legendary broadcaster died on April 30, 2010

RTÉ have announced their decision to name a radio studio after Gerry Ryan, to mark the 10th anniversary of his untimely death.

The legendary broadcaster died suddenly at the age of 53 on April 30, 2010, after suffering a heart attack.

Ten years after his death shocked the nation, RTÉ are officially renaming a studio after him.

The news was confirmed by RTÉ Communications Manager Maureen Catterson, who tweeted: “To mark the 10 year anniversary of Gerry Ryan’s death, @RTE2fm will rename one of the studios ‘The Gerry Ryan Studio’. #RIPGerryRyan.”

The news comes after RTÉ aired a one off documentary about Gerry’s life on Sunday night, using unseen archive footage.

The programme featured contributions from those close to him – including his brother, Mano Ryan, and friends; Dave Fanning, Joe Duffy, Harry Crosbie and Fiona Looney.

 

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