BCC upholds two complaints against Dunphy radio show

The Broadcasting Complaints Commission (BCC) has upheld two complaints against Eamonn Dunphy’s show on Dublin radio station Newstalk.

Mon, 25 Apr, 2005 - 14:00

The Broadcasting Complaints Commission (BCC) has upheld two complaints against Eamonn Dunphy’s show on Dublin radio station Newstalk.

One of the complaints related to a spoof newsflash last December saying that Pope John Paul II had died.

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