Court rejects challenge to Phantom FM licence award

The High Court has rejected a challenge to the granting of a radio licence to the Dublin station Phantom FM.

Court rejects challenge to Phantom FM licence award
Tue, 01 Nov, 2005 - 12:13

The High Court has rejected a challenge to the granting of a radio licence to the Dublin station Phantom FM.

The challenge was launched by the Zed FM consortium which failed to win the alternative rock licence for the capital.

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