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Radio Across The Irish Sea

  • 23-07-2019 8:58pm
    #1
    Jonathan1990
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    Has anyone ever tried seeing what stations are available across the Irish sea? I should imagine that you get a mixture of BBC and RTÉ along with Manx Radio in Isle Of Man. You'd have to try on a ferry to see. That's going from Rosslare to Wales.


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  • #2
    Declan A Walsh
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,358 ✭✭✭Declan A Walsh


    Jonathan1990 wrote: »
    Has anyone ever tried seeing what stations are available across the Irish sea? I should imagine that you get a mixture of BBC and RTÉ along with Manx Radio in Isle Of Man. You'd have to try on a ferry to see. That's going from Rosslare to Wales.

    That's one of the few situations where I have never listened to radio! I have heard stations abroad but not while travelling overseas (Irish Sea or otherwise): same applies to planes!

    It's an interesting idea which certainly could be put to the test! It would be a particularly interesting experiment to try this with a pocket FM/AM radio (with earphones), rather than going online!
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  • #3
    L1011
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    You'll get the full Dublin set more or less in Anglesey. Further in Clermont Cairn frequencies are usually clearer


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