Rock Solid wrote: » Check 101.4, Laser Fm.
Due to major engineering work, our Kippure transmitter will be subject to power reductions and brief outages between 10:00 & 17:00, from 4th August until 19th September. This work will affect all FM radio services from this transmitter. 2rn apologise for any inconvenience caused by this necessary work.
davebrowntec wrote: » must big a big major power problem up at kippure all theses station are off air since just before 10am this morning 89.1 radio1 91.3 2fm 93.5 Raidió na Gaeltachta 98.7 lyric 100.9 today fm all just back on air now 11am
Fresh Pots wrote: » Anyone know what the dance station on 104.2 in south and west Dublin is? Haven't seen anything on this frequency before. No rds.
Donny_Doppler wrote: » Tuned in just after Clondalkin on the M50 going north bound and picked up ATB - Don't Stop playing, no RDS and a jingle saying North East's Storm i think. Was very fussy
end of the road wrote: » ah yes. probably a lift on and they are making it down to dublin.
castle2012 wrote: » Hi yes there is a dance pirate in Dundalk on 104.2 called storm. They used to be big across the north east in the early 00s.But unfortunately there owner got stuck in a time warp (didn't move with the times) playing the same old 90s and early 00s dance music
yiddo59 wrote: » Here in Cork this evening Fusion are on 87.5 a frequency that Cityview had used for years. Cityview have moved to Fusion's old frequency of 87.7, They'll be on the move again soon though with the temporary licence station at Colaiste Stiofain Naofadue to use 87.7 from early October. Klub Fm are also on air at 87.7
MrMac84 wrote: » So one station on 87.5 and 2 stations on 87.7? With a collage station due on it also??
Lionpaw wrote: » Have kick fm in north city centre , also it's great to hear something other than all the house music stations playing the beatport top 100 on repeat !! Thank god for NLR Dublin & KICK even if country music is ****e .
