Aidan Power (born 30 March 1979) is an Irish television and radio presenter.

Power was educated at St. Mac Dara's community college and then Ballyfermot Senior College where he obtained a postgraduate diploma in broadcasting and journalism in 1998. He began his career as a DJ and presented West Dublin Community Radio alongside reporting for RTÉ's daytime show 12-2-1.

Subsequently Power worked as a presenter on a variety of shows such as Open House and The Den. In 2003, he left RTÉ and joined Nickelodeon as anchor presenter on their daily show NickL8R, but he left this show in 2004 to concentrate on co-presenting The Cafe with Laura Woods, until October 2008 when he became the show's sole presenter. In September 2005, he became the face of TTV until July 2007. In September 2007, he co-presented one series of Class Act with Síle Seoige. He hosted Celebrities Go Wild with Anna Nolan in October 2007 In September 2008, he began co-presenting Winning Streak: Dream Ticket with Kathryn Thomas. He quit Winning Streak: Dream Ticket in 2009 to present a behind-the-scenes show of The All Ireland Talent Show Backstage.

Nicholas Bernard James Adam Byrne, Jr (born 9 October 1978) is a singer-songwriter, radio and TV presenter and former footballer. From 1998 until 2012 he was the oldest member of Irish pop band, Westlife.

Before his music career, he played professional football and represented Republic of Ireland at several underage levels. Since then he has had a successful international radio and TV presenting career. His wife Georgina is the daughter of former Irish Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, and they have twin sons called Rocco Bertie Byrne and Jay Nicky Byrne.

Byrne was a footballer who played for Home Farm and St. Kevins Boys in North Dublin. He became a professional football player, and joined Leeds United as a goalkeeper in 1995, and was a squad member of the FA Youth Cup winning team of 1997

He played for Leeds for two years, leaving when his contract expired in June 1997. He played in a reserve game for Scarborough F.C. and in a trial game with Cambridge United before returning to join Dublin club Shelbourne. He then signed for Cobh Ramblers playing 11 games, then St. Francis F.C., all in Ireland's League of Ireland.

Dr Brian Gibbons, AM, FRCGP (born in Dublin, 25 August 1950) was the Labour Party Assembly Member for Aberavon from May 1999 to May 2010, when he stood down. He was appointed Welsh Assembly Government Minister for Social Justice and Local Government in July 2007.

A son of the former Irish Fianna Fáil politician, the late Dr Hugh Gibbons, he was raised in western Ireland, and moved to Yorkshire in 1976 to train as a general medical practitioner in Calderdale. He subsequently became a GP in Blaengwynfi and also worked as a GP in partnership with Dr Julian Tudor Hart at Glyncorrwg in the Afan Valley near Port Talbot.

A member of the BMA, the Socialist Health Association, and the Medical Practitioners Union (UNITE), he is a fellow of the Royal College of General Practitioners, and a former Secretary to the Morgannwg Local Medical Committee.

Assembly Member for Aberavon since May 1999 (First Assembly), Gibbons was appointed a Deputy Minister for Health (coalition government) in October 2000. He was appointed a Deputy Minister for Economic Development and Transport in May 2003 (Second Assembly) and was promoted to the post of Welsh Assembly Government Minister for Health and Social Services in January 2005. In the first Cabinet of the Third Assembly he was appointed Minister for the Economy and Transport in May 2007, and Minister for Social Justice and Local Government in the coalition government in July 2007. He then took the decision to stand down at the 2010 Welsh Assembly elections. David Rees was selected by the Labour Party to take Dr Gibbons place as the Labour candidate for Aberavon. David won the seat and was elected to the Assembly as the Labour AM for Aberavon