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06 Sept 2025
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Midlands 103 presenter Tony Christie
Tullamore based radio station, Midlands 103, has helped a newly married couple celebrate their special day in an unique way.
Alison and Kian Dean got married in Las Vegas and sent in a request to Tony Christie on The Late Shift to have a song played for their first dance.
The couple are living in Mayo, and Alison is originally from London. Kian is a truck driver and one night Alison was out with him on a run and they picked up Midlands 103.
Alison became a fan of the Late Shift with Tony Christie and would listen online in London before she moved here.
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When the couple got engaged in Rome, they sent Tony a photo and he mentioned their engagement on the show.
So when they got married they asked Tony to be part of their special day by playing the song for their first dance live on air.
The couple filmed the moment and shared the video with Midlands 103.
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