RedFM host allowed to split time on show between Cork and Dublin until court case decided

David 'Dave' Macardle claims the station's new management have informed him that he must broadcast the programme five days a week from the Cork studio
Dave Macardle, who the court heard is not the subject of any disciplinary hearing or anything of that nature by his employer, claimed that his reputation would be damaged if he were prevented from hosting the programme. File picture: Jim Coughlan

Dave Macardle, who the court heard is not the subject of any disciplinary hearing or anything of that nature by his employer, claimed that his reputation would be damaged if he were prevented from hosting the programme. File picture: Jim Coughlan

A local radio presenter is to continue to present his show from studios in Dublin and Cork for the time being, the High Court has heard.

Late last week David 'Dave' Macardle, who presents the 'Dave Mac's Drive' programme on Cork radio station RedFm, secured a temporary High Court injunction against his employer Siteridge Limited, which trades as RedFm.

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