Enda Caldwell is one of the UK's most enthusiatic radio broadcasters having set sail on his career on Irish Pirate Radio and Atlantic 252. Enda now brings his talents and musical expertise to his weekday and weekend shows on Radio Luxembourg.

From Irish Pirate Radio To International Broadcaster
Enda Caldwell’s career began on Irish Pirate Radio at Kiss FM in Dundalk the home of The Corrs. His international reputation was founded by making a transatlantic transition to RTE and RTL Group’s successful Atlantic 252. Positions with a number of UK and Irish radio stations followed, including Today FM Ireland, Cool FM Northern Ireland plus he’s been heard on air at Kiss 100 London and he once even presented an airshift 104.9 XFM London!

Enda was a mainstay of Atlantic 252 from 2000 to 2001 and was the last ever live presenter on the station on it’s last live day of transmission on December 20th 2001 just before 5pm, before a stint at Today FM then coming back into the UK market with Cool FM followed by Wyvern FM.In the last couple of years Enda has done work for International CNN/ Weather Channel Voiceover Sean Caldwell and Spyder Harrison as an International Marketing Director based in Florida and his voice has been heard on Sirius Hits #1 all over the USA on St.Patrick’s Day as their Irish Lucky Charms Leprechaun delivering the Paddy’s Day chatup lines like for example: “Please allow my Irish to rub off on you” !

Airshifts for regional station Real Radio Wales and Reading 107 followed until Enda received the call to come to The Grand Duchy and present shows on one of the radio stations that inspired him to love radio in the very first place – Radio Luxembourg when he dreamed of being a DJ on the station as a lad growing up in Ireland listening in the late 80’s to “The Great 208” and Luxy DJ’s at the time like Jodie Scott,Peter Anthony,Tony Prince,Gary King,Shaun Tilley,Sandy Beech,Cass Jones and even Chris Moyles as “Chris Holmes” – Radio Luxembourg,The Station of The Stars!

You'll also have seen Enda as a movie extra in a number of top Irish productions including 'Angela’s Ashes’ as the hospital porter!
As well as his broadcasting commitments, Enda still has time to indulge himself in his other great passions - keeping fit, canoeing, classic cars, fine wine and learning the Luxembourgish and French languages.

Date of Birth
28th March 1975 in Dublin,Ireland

Why Radio?
Because it’s the best job in the world playing records and using my natural Irish “gift of the gab” and hey I even get paid for it!

What are your defining moments of Rock N’Roll ?
Watching Live Aid in 1985 and seeing Rock history in the making Growing up in the 80’s near Slane Castle in Co.Meath,Ireland where Dylan,The Stones, Thin Lizzy,Santana Bowie,Queen,UB40, The Bangles, Neil Young, REM, Oasis, The Verve, Bryan Adams, Guns N' Roses, Faith No More Moby, Red Hot Chili Peppers, J. Geils Band, Pearl Jam, Manic Street Preachers and many more of the world’s top Rock Acts played live in a natural amphitheatre open air setting. One of the best memories of Slane for me was age 1985 standing on the front lawn of my parent’s home and hearing Bruce Springsteen perform his many hits so loud I could hear them clearly in the air almost 7 miles away – that was an electric day for me! It’s still said to have been the best ever concert Slane hosted! Another defining moment was age 6 hearing Radio Nova Dublin playing Golden Brown by The Stranglers…Van Halen and ZZ Top Videos on MT USA with Vincent Hanley in 1984.. Top Of The Pops every Thursday night and hearing Spin Doctors “Two Princes” at after concert teenage Discos in Ireland in 1992!

Pick one thing that typifies all that is good about Luxembourg then? Bofferding!

Favourite haunts in Ireland?
Belfast for the friendliness of the people and great shops and the pubs along The Coast in places like Dalkey and Killiney.Wicklow truly also lives up to it’s name as “The Garden Of Ireland” All of The West Of Ireland,Carlingford in Louth and the entire area of Northern Ireland.

What would you say that you miss most about The UK & Ireland? Starbucks and KFC!! (some would say that’s a good thing!)

Finally, what would you say is your motto for life?
It’s important to dream and to do your best to achieve those dreams as one day they may quite well come true!