Radio in The Republic of Ireland - Community Radio

Community Radio

Community Radio covers specific local communities or communities of interest. These operate on a non-commercial basis. In Ireland the BCI requires that community radio stations subscribe to the AMARC Community Radio Charter for Europe. Community radio in Ireland is represented by CRAOL. Currently there are 20 fully licenced community radio stations on air in Ireland, with offers of contracts from the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland while there are 42 stations in the process of obtaining a licence.

  • Belfield FM - University College Dublin
  • Cavan Community Radio - Cavan, County Cavan
  • City FM - Waterford.
  • Claremorris Community Radio - Claremorris, County Mayo.
  • Connemara Community Radio - Letterfrack, County Galway.
  • Cork Campus Radio 98.3 - studio located at University College Cork but is licenced for the general student population of Cork City.
  • CRC FM (Community Radio Castlebar) - Castlebar, County Mayo.
  • CRY 104.0FM (Community Radio Youghal) - Youghal, East Cork.
  • Dublin South FM - South Dublin.
  • Dundalk FM 100 - Dundalk, County Louth.
  • Flirt FM - Galway.
  • ICR FM (Inishowen Community Radio) - Carndonagh, County Donegal.
  • Liffey Sound FM - Lucan, County Dublin.
  • Raidió na Life - Dublin (in the Irish language).
  • Life FM’ - County Cork.
  • NEAR FM 101.6FM (North East Access Radio) - North Dublin.
  • Phoenix FM - Blanchardstown, County Dublin.
  • Radio Corca Baiscinn - Kilkee, County Clare.
  • RosFm - County Roscommon.
  • Tipperary Mid-West Community Radio - County Tipperary.
  • ULFM - University of Limerick.
  • West Dublin Access Radio - West Dublin.
  • West Limerick 102 - County Limerick.
  • Wired FM - Limerick, County Limerick.
  • WRFM - Westport, County Mayo

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