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Irish Radio

# irish-radio - Thursday 2 May, 2013

From The Score OTB5

Off The Ball 5 hint at imminent comeback

But where will Ken Early, Simon Hick, Mark Horgan, Eoin McDevitt and Ciaran Murphy turn up next?

# irish-radio - Monday 19 November, 2012

Ray Foley on 98FM… what’s the verdict?

And how much is Nadia Forde enjoying that sausage?

# irish-radio - Wednesday 4 January, 2012

From TheJournal.ie Enda Kenny

Enda Kenny phones US radio show… and gets hung up on

Enda was just trying to wish listeners of Irish Radio a happy new year – but producers thought it was a prank.

# irish-radio - Tuesday 21 June, 2011

Irish broadcaster breaks new ground at New York awards

RTÉ Radio takes prestigious broadcast award at the New York Festivals Radio Awards.

# irish-radio - Wednesday 18 August, 2010

GEALGÓIR Hector Ó hEochagáin will take over 2FM’s breakfast show in October.

Ó hEochagáin, along with Ryan Tubridy spearhead 2FM’s new autumn schedule.

Kicking off next week, Tubridy takes over from the late Gerry Ryan with a show from 9 – 11am. Tubridy will be followed by Colm Hayes, formerly of the Breakfast Show. Hayes former Breakfast Show partner Jim Jim Nugent left the station yesterday deciding to announce his exit via You Tube.

Golden oldie Larry Gogan stays in place from 1 – 2pm. Rick O’Shea will host his show from 2-4.30 while Will Leahy continues on with the drivetime slot till 6pm.

RTE’s Lucy Kennedy and Baz Ashmawy have been given their own weekend breakfast show.

# irish-radio - Wednesday 4 August, 2010

RADIO NOVA – a new Dublin radio station is set to create 32 new jobs when it launches in September. A station with the same name broadcast in Dublin in the 1980’s producing talent like Bryan Dobson, Ken Hammond, Aidan Leonard and Colm Hayes. Nova says it will be complete different to current stations. Dermot Hanrahan and Ulick McEvaddy are believed to be backing the station.