"I remember handbrake turns in the snow and how much he loved his Ford Mondeo. I remember him kissing mum in the kitchen. I remember how his favourite meal was his own terrible cooking. I remember how much he loved us all and how much it meant to him that we loved him too."
"Michael understood that this was about entertainment and we were brought in to entertain. The fun, the fury, everybody talking about it."
Michael Lyster, a prominent figure on RTÉ's The Sunday Game, passed away at 71. His son Jack shared heartfelt memories, emphasizing Lyster's ability to live in the moment and his deep love for family. Lyster presented 77 All-Ireland finals and was remembered as an effortless broadcaster who understood the importance of entertainment. Tributes poured in from the public and notable figures, highlighting his impact on journalism and broadcasting. Originally from Dungarvan, he began his career at the Tuam Herald before joining RTÉ in the late 1970s.
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