Person: Dermot Hanrahan

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Tributes after death of radio visionary Henry Condon

Tributes were paid last night following the death of one of the great figures of Irish and UK pirate radio, who also had huge success in the commercial radio sector.

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Electric Media buy Sales Online

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TCH group get radio licence

business

Bidders for over-45s radio licence differ on revenue

business

Irish Times invests in entertainment website

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Contenders tune up for radio licence

BCI set to rule on radio licence

THE Broadcasting Commission of Ireland (BCI) will today announce the winner of the licence to operate a youth-focused radio station across the south-west.

Mon, 04 Sep, 2006

Stations make final bids for south-west licence

CORK’S Red FM and Dublin’s SPIN went head-to-head in Limerick yesterday with final presentations to the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland (BCI) for the licence to run a station to cater for the 15-34 age group in the South-West region.

Tue, 18 Jul, 2006

The big winners in the race for ears

Red FM has doubled its market share in Cork.

Fri, 17 Feb, 2006

Red FM chief exec steps down

The chief executive of Red FM, Henry Condon, has left the Cork-based radio station.

Thu, 09 Jun, 2005

Phantom FM wins radio licence

PHANTOM FM have been awarded the hotly-contested licence to run an alternative rock music station in Dublin.

Tue, 09 Nov, 2004

Geldof squares up to U2 manager in radio battle

Music moguls Sir Bob Geldof and U2 manager Paul McGuinness were today locked in a heavyweight battle to plug the gap in Dublin’s radio stations with alternative rock.

Mon, 11 Oct, 2004

Two bidders left in race for rock radio station

THE Broadcasting Commission of Ireland (BCI) has confirmed that it has short-listed just two bidders for the licence to run a rock music station in Dublin.

Wed, 08 Sep, 2004

Big names compete for radio licence

SOME of Ireland’s biggest names in the entertainment industry are lining up for a battle to win a licence to run a rock music station in Dublin.

Wed, 21 Jul, 2004

Music heads behind radio station bid

SOME of the biggest names in Irish music have emerged as the backers of a bid for a radio licence in Dublin.

Fri, 02 Jul, 2004

Kemmy school names board

The Kemmy Business School (KBS) at the University of Limerick has announced its first business advisory board.

Mon, 26 Apr, 2004

Authority clears SRH’s €26m bid for FM104

SCOTTISH Radio Holdings has had its €26 million bid for FM104 cleared by the Competition Authority, with stringent conditions attached.

Fri, 06 Feb, 2004

A happy New Year on the double

THEY wanted a baby girl — God gave them two.

Fri, 02 Jan, 2004

McEvaddy tunes into E10m with FM104 sell-off

BUSINESSMAN Ulick McEvaddy will net nearly E10 million from the sale of Dublin radio station FM104 to Scottish Radio Holdings, the owner of Today FM.

Sat, 25 Oct, 2003