# Liam Reilly
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liam reilly (born 29 January 1955, Dundalk) is an Irish singer/songwriter and a member of the group Bagatelle. Bagatelle were formed in 1978 by drummer Walter (Wally) McConville along with bass player Ken Doyle and guitarist John O’Brien. In 1980 while recording the band's debut album, Reilly had received an offer from Gus Dudgeon (Elton John's producer, who has since died) to begin a solo career in return for leaving the other band members to their own devices.
263 Alden Street, Ep. 4 (Birthplace Studios)
263 Alden Street is a limited audio series produced by students in COMM 229: Radio / Audio Journalism in collaboration with Birthplace Studios and WSCB 89.9 FM at Springfield College. This podcast highlights the people, events, activities, and places here on campus with the purpose of telling Sprin…
Late Lunch Monday September 1st 2025
Bagatelle's Ken Doyle on the unveiling of a commemorative bench to Liam Reilly and John O'Brien. Laura Armada about the toxic overload we're all bombarded with daily and the alternatives. Leo Reilly's Machu Picchu challenge for MND and Jack Kavanagh giving it his all for Spinal Injuries Ireland.
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Bagatelle commemorative bench unveiled
Ken Doyle, founding member and bass player chats about the official unveiling ceremony of a commemoration bench taking place this Sunday, at Bray Head, organised by Bray County Council to honour founding members Liam Reilly & John O’Brien of Bagatelle.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informa…
One Thing: Our Politics Have Never Been So Toxic. So Why Do We Love Political TV?
If you binge-watched “The Diplomat” or “Death by Lightning” this year, you’re not alone. These politics-centric dramas have united audiences at a time when real-life politics can feel toxic and fractured. Why is this genre so resilient? And could Washington, DC itself become a new home for Hollywoo…
One Thing: Our Politics Have Never Been So Toxic. So Why Do We Love Political TV?
If you binge-watched “The Diplomat” or “Death by Lightning” this year, you’re not alone. These politics-centric dramas have united audiences at a time when real-life politics can feel toxic and fractured. Why is this genre so resilient? And could Washington, DC itself become a new home for Hollywoo…
Our Politics Have Never Been So Toxic. So Why Do We Love Political TV?
If you binge-watched “The Diplomat” or “Death by Lightning” this year, you’re not alone. These politics-centric dramas have united audiences at a time when real-life politics can feel toxic and fractured. Why is this genre so resilient? And could Washington, DC itself become a new home for Hollywoo…
One Thing: Our Politics Have Never Been So Toxic. So Why Do We Love Political TV?
If you binge-watched “The Diplomat” or “Death by Lightning” this year, you’re not alone. These politics-centric dramas have united audiences at a time when real-life politics can feel toxic and fractured. Why is this genre so resilient? And could Washington, DC itself become a new home for Hollywoo…
Big O, Big Expectations, Olivia Vukosa Domination for Christ The King -
"Olivia Vukosa, also known as Big O, has donned two jerseys the last four years. From the end of fall to end of winter, Vukosa competes for Christ the King High School’s girl’s basketball team. The 6’-foot-4 center is dominant in the paint, but has added a consistent mid-range and three-point shot …
Liam Reilly's Memorial
Ahead of the unveiling of the memorial to her brother Liam in Dundalk tomorrow, his sister Barbara tells us how the family are so delighted and proud.
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