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Michael Lyster's Funeral: Tributes for RTÉ Sports Broadcaster

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Michael Lyster, RTÉs beloved sports broadcaster, laid to rest in Dublin. The Sunday Game host, known for his smooth style, remembered by colleagues and family at Victorian Chapel at Mount Jerome. Lyster, a household name since nineteen seventy-nine, leaves behind wife Anne and four children.

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Michael Lyster's Funeral: Tributes for RTÉ Sports Broadcaster

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On March 26, the funeral for former RTE sports broadcaster Michael Lister is underway today in Dublin. The 71-year-old, famous for hosting the Sunday game for more than three decades, passed away last weekend. Family and friends filled the Victorian Chapel at Mount Jerome and Harold's Cross for the service. Among the mourners were several of his broadcasting colleagues, including former core curler Tomas Mokahi, Derry's Joe Brawley and Ciro Farrow. ex-manager of the Galway Hurling team. Curring Galway football manager, Padrege Joyce also attended. President Catherine Connelly sent her aide-becam to represent her. Lister became a household name after joining RTE in 1979. He anchored GAA coverage nationwide and appeared in Olympic broadcasts in other big events. His smooth style made him a favorite, with sports fans across Ireland. He stepped away from the Sunday game at the end of 2018, right after the all-Irland football final. Lister leaves behind his wife Ann and their four children, Mark, Jack, Rebecca and Ellen.

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