Chat show wars may excite the Old Lady

EAMON Dunphy is abrasive, acerbic and controversial. You may not like him but you can’t ignore him.
Chat show wars may excite the Old Lady
Wed, 10 Sep, 2003 - 01:00

This is the stuff of which good television is made. After all, the late Gilbert Harding wasn’t everybody’s cup of tea on the BBC.

But the suave, urbane Mr Kenny shouldn’t worry.

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