90 judges, drawn from the industry in Ireland and Europe, judged 282 hours of submissions from the 700 entries across 37 categories and today they announced the shortlist.

While Freddie Mercury was unlikely to have been referring to cooing infants when he belted out ‘Radio Ga Ga’, the term is certainly fitting for Ireland’s only on-air expectant couple. 

Irish broadcasting was plunged into mourning yesterday with the passing of DJ Tony Fenton, after a battle with prostate cancer.

The comedian is revelling in co-hosting 4FM’s Classic Hits breakfast show, says Richard Fitzpatrick

Broadcaster Ray D’Arcy’s wife Jenny is also his producer —so what are the challenges they face? Arlene Harris talks to to three couples about working and living together.

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Tributes are being paid to radio legend Bob Gallico, who passed away at the age of 83.

Bus services in Dublin are set to come to a standstill from midnight tonight.

Nick Cary says he got his fierce determination and love of technology from his dad, pirate radio legend Chris Cary, writes Siobhán Cronin

THIRTY-TWO jobs are to be created over the course of the next month, through the launch of Radio Nova — the latest successful radio licence applicant for the Dublin area.

Some 32 new jobs are to be created with the launch of a new radio station in Dublin.