Lynette Fay, a prominent presenter on BBC Radio Ulster, announced her departure from the station after 23 years, effective next week. During her final show, she expressed gratitude for the opportunity to connect with listeners and highlighted her commitment to amplifying women's voices and health issues through her programming. Fay's decision, described as one of the most challenging of her life, comes as she seeks to explore new opportunities outside of broadcasting. She has been recognized for her contributions to the station and has hosted a variety of shows, including 'The Lynette Fay Show' and 'Folk Club'. BBC Northern Ireland acknowledged her impact and expressed gratitude for her work over the years. Fay's final episodes will air on September 26 and 28, marking the end of her notable run at the BBC.