Henry Kelly, the Irish television host and broadcaster has died at the age of 78. Kelly’s family confirmed in a statement that he ‘died peacefully’ on Tuesday ‘after a period of ill health. Their statement said: ‘Henry will be sorely missed by his friends and family,

TV presenter Henry Kelly, who was known for hosting shows including Going For Gold, has died. His family shared a statement to share the news and pay tribute to the star

Journalist and TV presenter Henry Kelly has died aged 78, his family has announced. Kelly was a journalist who later pivoted to light entertainment, hosting TV gameshow Game For A Laugh and Going For Gold in the 1980s and 90s. He also presented programmes on BBC Radio 4, LBC and Classic FM.

Going For Gold and Game For A Laugh host Henry Kelly dies aged 78 - He was also known for covering the Troubles in Belfast.

Henry Kelly, a longtime UK broadcaster and host of TV's 'Going for Gold," died February 25 "after a period of ill health.”

Henry Kelly, the former Going For Gold and Game For A Laugh host, has died at the age of 78. The writer and broadcaster died peacefully on Tuesday after a period of ill-health, his family said.

Former Going For Gold and Game For A Laugh host Henry Kelly has died aged 78. The writer and broadcaster died “peacefully” on Tuesday “after a period of ill health”, his family said.

Henry began his career at the broadsheet newspaper The Irish Times after graduating from University College Dublin.

TV presenter and journalist Henry Kelly has died at the age of 78 years old, his family have confirmed. 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" and would be "sorely missed".

Henry Kelly, who has died aged 78, could boast a chequered broadcasting career, never quite breaking through to the foremost rank of his starry trade but enjoying a reputation as a versatile, intelligent and good-humoured journeyman.