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This biographical article needs additional citations for verification. Please help by adding reliable sources. Contentious material about living persons that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately, especially if potentially libelous or harmful. (May 2008) Rick O'Shea Rick O'Shea in January 2009 Born Paul Crossan May 1973 (age 37) Drimnagh Nationality Irish Occupation Radio DJ Employer RTÉ 2fm Website Personal weblog This article is about the radio personality. For the comic strip, see Rick O'Shay. Rick O'Shea (born Paul Crossan on 7 May 1973) is an Irish radio personality. He was born in Drimnagh, County Dublin and attended Drimnagh Castle CBS. He is a DJ on RTÉ 2fm. Contents 1 Brainwave 2 Personal life 3 Trivia 4 References 5 External links // Brainwave He was diagnosed with epilepsy when he was 16 and has blogged about one of his seizures [1]. In March 2006, Rick became a patron of Brainwave, the Irish Epilepsy Association. A charity single, Tinsel and Marzipan, sung by Pugwash and Friends (including Mundy and Divine Comedy's Neil Hannon) was released in Ireland in December 2006 to benefit Brainwave. Personal life O'Shea is known as a popular blogger in Ireland, having a MySpace page and a Bebo page as well as a personal blog and a contributing blogger on The Dublin Community Blog. In April 2006, he was the host of the inaugural Irish Blog Awards, as well as a nominee. He has been nominated for 2 PPI National Radio Awards and is also three times nominated for Best Irish DJ at the Meteor Music Awards. Trivia On Monday May 28, 2007, while interviewing actor and singer Jason Donovan on his radio show, he mentioned Donovan's previous role as Joseph in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. O'Shea then spoke of his part as narrator in the play as a 16 year-old where he stood at the side of the stage wearing a stick-on beard. On Thursday July 24, 2008, while guest hosting the Gerry Ryan show on RTÉ 2FM, he became the first Irish DJ to use a live Twitterstream as a back channel on national radio. Richard Whiteley noted that he would have called himself Rick O'Shea if he had been an Irish DJ after a contestant made up the word ricochet on the Channel 4 game show Countdown. References External links Rick's blog Rick's My Space page Rick's page at RTÉ Brainwave--The Irish Epilepsy Association Rick and Ruth's Breakfast Show archive Interview with United Irelander blog Rick on Twitter v • d • e Radio 2/RTÉ 2fm Presenters and shows Presenters Weekday Jim-Jim & Paddy  · Ryan Tubridy  · Rick O'Shea  · Larry Gogan  · Will Leahy  · Dave Fanning  · Dan Hegarty  · Damian Farrelly Weekend Michael Cahill  · Cormac Battle  · Jenny Huston  · Aidan Leonard  ·  · Ruth Scott  · Mr. Spring  · Tommy & Hector  · Thomas Walsh Former Jay Ahern  · Ian Dempsey  · Leo J. Enright  · Tony Fenton  · Emilia Golightly  · Vincent Hanley  · Nikki Hayes  · Avril Hoare  · Pat Kenny  · Michael Lyster  · Mark McCabe  · Damien McCaul  · Declan Meehan  · Gareth O'Callaghan  · Dave Redmond  · Gerry Ryan  · Marty Whelan  · Simon Young Shows Current Alternative to Sleep  · The Colm & Jim-Jim Breakfast Show Former The Full Irish  · The Colm and Lucy Show  · The Gerry Ryan Show  · Marty in the Morning  · The Rick & Ruth Breakfast Show Announcers and newsreaders Kate Carolan  · Rachael English  · Jacqui Hurley Other contributors Philip Boucher-Hayes · Oliver Callan  · Brenda Donohue  · Eamon Horan  · Jenny Kelly · Darren Kennedy · Lucy Kennedy · Fiona Looney  · Conor McNamara  · Evelyn O'Rourke  · Laura Woods Heads John Clarke  · John McMahon Related 2fm 2moro 2our  · Death of Gerry Ryan  · "Maniac 2000"  · Nob Nation  · Operation Transformation  · Podcasts  · RTÉ 2XM Other RTÉ radio stations: RTÉ Radio 1  · RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta  · RTÉ lyric fm Persondata Name Oshea, Rick Alternative names Short description Date of birth 7 May 1973 Place of birth Drimnagh Date of death Place of death