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Brendan O'Connor (media personality)
Brendan O'Connor (born 23 January 1970) is an Irish media personality, columnist, comedian and retired pop star. Presenter of ''The Saturday Night Show'' on RTÉ One since 2010, he is also known as for his columns in the ''Sunday Independent'' newspaper. He is also editor of the newspaper's ''Life Magazine''.
O'Connor's pop career included a time as a member of The Frank and Walters. He had one-hit wonder as Fr. Brian & The Fun Loving Cardinals, the comedy song "Who's in the House?", reaching number 3 in the Irish charts.
O'Connor has pursued varied media career over several decades in Ireland. During the 1990s he appeared on ''Don't Feed the Gondolas'', as well as on a number of other TV programmes. During the 2000s he served a member of the judging panel on Raidió Teilifís Éireann's (RTÉ) ''You're a Star'' TV talent contest before presenting ''The Apprentice: You're Fired!'' and ''The Saturday Night Show''. With a salary of €228,500 in 2011, he is one of RTÉ's highest paid stars.
==Early life==
O'Connor grew up in the Bishopstown area of Cork in County Cork. He is a past pupil of Coláiste an Spioraid Naoimh, Bishopstown, Cork.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title= Biography for Brendan O'Connor )〕〔 During his time there as a student, he was runner-up in the All-Ireland Schools' Debating Competition. He is also a graduate of University College Cork (UCC)〔〔 — where he was Recording Secretary of the UCC Philosophical Society.〔 He famously lost the Minutes Book of the "Golden Age" at a party.
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