One of the country’s top radio training colleges has unveiled Ireland’s largest digital broadcast training studio.

The winning €12.8m Euromillions ticket was sold at Ardkeen Quality Food Stores in Waterford, it has been revealed.

Next weekend’s concert at the Olympia honours the musician, says Ed Power

Beat 102-103 is having a big birthday bash today as it celebrates 10 years on air broadcasting to five counties across the South-East.

She had waited 22 years for her partner to tackle the issue, so last night Dublin woman Martina Connolly used the Ireland and Czech Republic encounter — and the day that was in it — to win a very special and long overdue match.

PRINCE de Beauchene isn’t well treated at the weights, but still rates the nap choice in the Grade 2 At The Races Bobbyjo Chase at Fairyhouse this afternoon.

Waterford United have appointed Paul O'Brien as full-time first team manager for the rest of the season.

WHEN it comes to the Cheltenham Festival, the crescendo builds long before the first gun goes and that guttural roar that is released from the stands for the opening race at lunchtime.

MANCHESTER United captain Patrice Evra, pictured, has reignited his war of words with Arsenal by taunting them for their lack of trophies over the last four years and admitting he gets ‘wound up’ by the references to Arsenal’s attractive style of football.

It won't be easy - that's the verdict of Irish international Kevin Doyle ahead of his side's trip to the Brittania Stadium this weekend.

Dublin: Newstalk has won the temporary contract to offer a news and sport service to a number of radio stations affected by the closure of Independent Network News.

A BEAT officer whose internet diaries laid bare the endless paperwork and maddening political correctness of his daily police work is joining a foreign force.

Thomas Crosbie Media (TCM) owner Thomas Crosbie Holdings (TCH) has purchased majority stakes in two Waterford radio stations — WLR FM and Beat 102-103 — in separate deals with a combined value in the region of €14m.

Kieran McGeary, chief executive of south-east regional music station Beat 102 103, talks to David Clerkin.

A NEW regional radio station launched yesterday will be music to the ears of young people right across the south east, the team behind the venture has promised.

A NEW radio station targeting the youth market in the south east has teamed up with fellow stations in Dublin and Cork to ensure it reaches the broadest market.