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Radio Foyle launched career of Damian McGinty.
Dancing With the Stars favourite, Damian McGinty, is supporting the Save Radio Foyle campaign.
The multimillion selling recording artist has released a video in support of the campaign to Save Radio Foyle.
The former Celtic Thunder singer and star of hit TV show Glee explained how Radio Foyle gave him his first ever radio play when he was just a young child.
Damian attributes much of his success to the confidence he gained from performing on the station and the encouragement he received from broadcasters at Foyle.
Spokesperson for the Save Radio Foyle campaign Davy McAuley thanked Damian for his support:
"Damian is a brilliant cultural ambassador for Derry. Having his backing means a lot. Everyone involved in the Save Radio Foyle campaign wishes him well on Dancing With the Stars. We say vote early and vote often, vote McGinty!"
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