Paul Meagher Seaside FM Death – The Metro Radio World and the close-knit community of 105.9 Seaside FM are mourning the loss of one of their most beloved voices, Paul Meagher, known on air as “Paul Marr.”
Meagher passed away recently, leaving behind a legacy of over five decades in broadcasting. He was 80.
Seaside FM, a cherished community station, shared the heartbreaking news on their “Friends of 105.9 Seaside FM” Facebook page, honoring Paul as more than just a colleague.
“Paul was more than just a colleague — he was a friend, mentor, and a driving force behind our station’s success and history,” the post read. “Paul brought passion, dedication, and a unique spirit that touched the lives of everyone he worked with and every listener who tuned in.”
Paul Meagher was a household name for his dedicated listeners and a respected mentor among his fellow broadcasters. He had been a constant presence on airwaves, with programs such as “Music From The Heart,” “Turn Up The Quiet,” and “The Sunday Show” on CFTA 107.9. His shows, all recorded in “Studio B” in Halifax, were loved by audiences for their warmth and the soothing, familiar voice of Paul Marr.
Ian MacPhee, another broadcaster who recorded in Studio B, fondly remembered the unique atmosphere that Paul created through his programming. His ability to connect with his audience was unrivaled, making him a standout voice in the world of local radio.
Fellow broadcasters, fans, and listeners have taken to social media to pay tribute to Paul, recalling his kindness, wisdom, and enduring passion for radio. One heartfelt tribute read, “The Metro Radio World, both fellow broadcasters and listeners, have lost a member of the family today. Thank you for over 50 years of friendship. You have left many enduring memories.”
Meagher’s contribution to the world of radio spanned an incredible 50 years, making him an iconic figure not just in the Maritimes but in the broader radio community. His passing marks the end of an era for Seaside FM, but his memory will live on in the hearts of those who worked alongside him and the listeners who tuned in to hear his familiar voice.
The staff at Seaside FM, along with his countless friends and colleagues, are united in their grief, with their Facebook post expressing their deepest sympathies to Paul’s family. They thanked the community for their support during this difficult time.
Paul Meagher’s death is a tremendous loss to the local broadcasting world, but his legacy—built over five decades—will continue to inspire both broadcasters and listeners alike.