Stars to turn out for Meteor Awards

The stars of Ireland’s music industry are expected to turn out in Dublin’s Point Theatre tonight for the Meteor Music Awards.

Thu, 01 Feb, 2007 - 07:08
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The stars of Ireland’s music industry are expected to turn out in Dublin’s Point Theatre tonight for the Meteor Music Awards.

Comedian Deirdre O’Kane has joined forces with television’s bachelor brothers Podge and Rodge to present the ceremony at which 18 awards will be given out.

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