To celebrate UNESCO’s WorldRadio Day 2023, I am delighted to announce that in August we will be celebrating the Centenary of the launch o...

The Irish Free State authorised 2RN to become the State’s official radio station and on January 1st 1926 it would officially go ...

Through the pandemic of 2020, radio has proved to be vital in both delivering information and entertainment. Radio is still king. But a...

One of the earliest forms of mass entertainment was the invention of the cinema which is traced back to the late 1800's with the adva...

Throughout the seventies, towns and villages across Ireland organised local festivals to create entertainment and attract business. These f...

Radio Normandie's Headquarters near Felcamps France, According to a January 1933 edition of the Irish Radio News magazine, a new e...

A Century of Irish Radio 1900 -2000 This new book tells the story of how this popular medium with much of its early history centered i...

On a recent visit to both legal and pirate radio stations in the border region, with thanks to Patsy Sheridan I visited the studios of Cavan...

The following is an except from a 2019 lecture I delivered on Northern Ireland pirate radio 1969-1975. PAGE ONE This is a le...