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Sharron Lynskey
Verified
Radio Presenter, iRadio Ireland
Galway
Beats
Bill Coverage, Marketing & More. Lifestyle, NewsSEO, Business
Content
By Sharron Lynskey| iRadio Ireland Verified Be it fate or fortune, Dave & Fionnuala's big THING for Christmas brings them to the 'wee' county of Louth.
By Sharron Lynskey| iRadio Ireland Verified Would you agree? New research has looked into the best and worst counties to work from home from. The study by Virgin Media looked into different factors like the cost of rent, broadband speeds, crime rates, air quality and hours of sunlight. It also took into account things like the availability of schools and the number of nearby restaurants. Kerry came out on top of the list, followed by Clare and Laois in second and third respectively. Counties Roscommon and Donegal rounded off the top five.
By Sharron Lynskey| iRadio Ireland Verified Be it fate or fortune, Dave & Fionnuala's big THING for Christmas brings them to the 'wee' county of Louth.
Company Info
iRadio Ireland
iRadio Ireland is a broadcast media company based in Athlone, Roscommon, Ireland. It operates as a music-driven youth radio station, serving regions including the Border, West, Mid-East, and Midland areas. Formed from the merger of i102-104FM and i105-107FM in 2011, the station has an average listenership of around 227,000 people. The station offers a variety of services focused on entertainment and media content. This includes music programming that targets a youthful audience, engaging storytelling and podcasts, interviews with various personalities, and coverage of news and sports. iRadio Ireland aims to connect with listeners aged 15-34, making it a popular choice for advertisers looking to reach this demographic. In December 2023, iRadio Ireland was acquired by Bauer Media Audio Ireland, leading to new branding in 2025. The company generates approximately $5.9 million in revenue and employs between 11 and 50 people.
Galway, Ireland
+353 90 644 5600
Founded: 2008