Ash.J.Williams wrote: » has everyone given up on the breakfast show?
Doodah7 wrote: » What is driving me mad about Nova is the CONSTANT rehash at every ad break of the 'funneh' bits of the Breakfast Show for the rest of the day and over the weekend. If you are driving for an hour, your will hear the same drawn out, rehearsed, 'fun' interaction between the two presenters at least twice if not more. It is boring and it is tedious. Can the programmers just keep the Breakfast Show to breakfast time without ramming it down the throats of listeners ad nauseam for the rest of day?? Frankly it has got to the stage where it is almost a listener-hostile act where they want to actively put people off listening... I don't hear Marty Miller or Liam Quigley being pimped EVERY SINGLE AD BREAK hour after hour...
Salmon Leap wrote: » It does be on in work. Definitely some of the worst radio I have ever heard. Come in Mr Hayes your time is up.
Howitzer the 5th wrote: » What is this rugby bollocks they persist with? Elitist, exclusive trivial egg-chasing toffery played by fee schooled buffoons from areas of society that wouldn't be spotted within 1,000 yards of the ordinary oul working class nova listenership. Brint Pap chatting ragby with Pet Courtneeey on Ireland's latest rugby misadventure. Just play some music and end this ****ology.
prunudo wrote: » Private investigation and Purple rain played with 20 odd mins of each other, Phil Cawley playing a blinder, what the Nova playlist should be like.
Still Ill wrote: » Do they still have the annoying bits with the guy with the Louth accent on during every break? Had to switch off before Christmas because it was driving me insane. I miss the music though. Today FM is terrible.
ford fiesta wrote: » purple rain is played most days on Nova...heard Private Investigations a few times too
its_steve116 wrote: » I think they do. How did you work out it was a Louth accent?
Still Ill wrote: » Haha... Maybe I'm way off :pac: Where do you think he's from?
ford fiesta wrote: » I am sure that is Keith Walsh 2FM doing those annoying Nova promo ads
Former Former wrote: » It 100% isn't. They're absolutely chronic though.
Annascaul wrote: » Just wondering, but has Radio Nova on 100,3 FM from Three Rock reduced the power of the transmitter? The signal was always rather strong, and I could always pick it up, all the way to Dundalk. They also seem to have added another low power frequency in Balbriggan, but that doesn't really make up for the apparent reduction of transmitting power in Dublin.
Max Headroom wrote: » You'll need to ask someone who gives a sh1t.......:P
Homer wrote: » Probably just another bill that kkkkkkkevin hasn’t paid.
Howitzer the 5th wrote: » C--ccccccannnnnotttttt afford it. Its all going on the labour court and paying the wages of the programme director.
Homer wrote: » Kevin has spent more time on the steps of Dublin courts than most brazzers in the city ever have... and been found guilty more often too