Divisive figure on air and off

AS Oscar Wilde once observed, there is a fine line between being famous and notorious. The former was preferable, but the latter would do as well.

In a few short years, Neil Prendeville has managed to be both — at times entertaining, more times infuriating, but at all times intriguing and engaging.

He has generated controversy both on and off the air and has often spoken out against those with power and influence, enraging everyone from judges to Traveller groups.

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