BCI grants two new Dublin licences

The Broadcasting Commission is to grant a five-year community radio licence to two groups in the Dublin area.

Thu, 01 Apr, 2004 - 16:02

The Broadcasting Commission is to grant a five-year community radio licence to two groups in the Dublin area.

Liffey Sound FM will cover the Lucan area while Dublin West Access Radio in Ballyfermot will broadcast to West Dublin.

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