In pictures: 40 years of BBC Radio Ulster
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John Bennett (left), joins Stephen Nolan and Walter Love to discuss Radio Ulster's 40th birthday ahead of a gala concert on Monday
Here's Walter Love in 1978, presenting Radio Ulster's Day by Day
The equipment has certainly changed - look at the radio technology used during the 1991 programme See for Yourself
Gerry Anderson pictured presenting his show in 1991. It was broadcast daily on BBC Radio Ulster and Radio Foyle
George Jones was a familiar voice on the station for many years. Here he is pictured presenting the Just Jones programme in 1991
The station's logo has changed with the times. This is what it looked like in 1978
By 1991, the station branding had evolved into this, a mixture of typeface and handwriting
Talkback first went on air in 1986. Its first presenter was Barry Cowan, pictured here in 1989
David Dunseith took over the Talkback reins in 1989, presenting the programme for almost 20 years.
Gerry Anderson took the show on the road in 1988 with a bus tour of Northern Ireland.
The well-loved presenter sported a Gerry Anderson Fan Club baseball cap on his travels
Mike Nesbitt - now leader of the Ulster Unionist Party - is pictured here presenting Good Morning Ulster in 1989