RedFM host gets temporary High Court injunction in row over where he presents show

The court heard that David 'Dave' Macardle had been presenting his show from its Cork-based studio for two days a week, and from a Dublin studio three days a week
Dave MacArdle (pictured) claims new management have informed him that he must broadcast the programme five days a week from the Cork studio. Picture: Jim Coughlan

Dave MacArdle (pictured) claims new management have informed him that he must broadcast the programme five days a week from the Cork studio. Picture: Jim Coughlan

A Cork radio presenter has secured a temporary High Court injunction allowing him to present his show.

The order was made in favour of David 'Dave' Macardle who presents the 'Dave Mac's Drive' programme on Cork radio station RedFm against his employer Siteridge Limited, which trades as RedFm.

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