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The writer and broadcaster Henry Kelly, best known for presenting Going For Gold and Game For A Laugh, has died at the age of 78. Kelly, who was born in Dublin, died "peacefully" on Tuesday "after ...

Henry Kelly, who presented TV shows such as Going for Gold and Game for a Laugh, has died aged 78, a statement from his family has revealed. The radio and TV star was born on April 17, 1946 ...

TV legend Henry Kelly, who hosted beloved Game for a Laugh and the BBC's Going for Gold, has died aged 78. The presenter's family said he "died peacefully" on Tuesday after a "period of ill health".

Kelly was best known for hosting a wealth of television programmes, including Going for Gold and Game for a Laugh. In a statement published by his family, they confirmed Kelly "died peacefully ...

Going For Gold presenter Henry Kelly has died aged 78, his family has said. The Dublin-born writer and broadcaster died "peacefully" on Tuesday "after a period of ill health". "Henry will be ...