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Virgin Radio UK Thread

  • 25-01-2019 6:52pm
    #1
    [Deleted User]
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    Anyone listening to it this week now that Chris Evans has started his breakfast show.?
    I’ve dropped Nova and listen to Virgin all the time now. Evans is good in the morning, great tunes and big name guests live in the studio, makes those two morons on Nova look so amateurish!

    Evans , no matter what people think of him is a professional and knows how to entertain in the mornings!


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  • #2
    prunudo
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    How do you listen to it, via FM or app? I presume its the UK station you're listening too.

    Hope you don't mind my possibly sending your thread in another direction. But I've noticed in the last few days, both Newstalk and TodayFm referencing Virgin media and their reporters. Same with Nova too, always mentioning Virgin media shows.
    Do Virgin media have a stake in either communicorp or Nova and is it possible they are planning a merger on the Irish airwaves?


  • #3
    [Deleted User]
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    jvan wrote: »
    How do you listen to it, via FM or app? I presume its the UK station you're listening too.

    Hope you don't mind my possibly sending your thread in another direction. But I've noticed in the last few days, both Newstalk and TodayFm referencing Virgin media and their reporters. Same with Nova too, always mentioning Virgin media shows.
    Do Virgin media have a stake in either communicorp or Nova and is it possible they are planning a merger on the Irish airwaves?

    I listen on an internet radio in the house and Bluetooth via the app in the car. The Wireless group own Virgin Radio in the UK so I doubt there is a connection to the Irish Virgin media group.


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