A recording of Arklow Community Radio with Joe Byrne on the air at 12.32pm on October 29th 1983.
This recording was made off 99.2MHz by the lads at DX Archive during a trip to the station.
At this time the station could also be found on 1251kHz AM.
This Arklow Community Radio recording is with thanks to Gary Hogg
From Sunday, October 30th 1983, this is programming from the Cork station South Coast Radio.
First, from 3.30pm, John Lewis is on air, recorded off 1557kHz .
Then, from 4pm, Steve Douglas takes over, also recorded off 1557kHz.
Later, from 7.20pm, George Long is on evening duty, this time recorded off 102.9MHz.
South Coast Radio station page
Radio Retro – archiving Irish Radio broadcasts in collaboration with Gary Hogg
From Sunday, October 30th 1983, this is Cork City Local Radio recorded off 97.9MHz FM.
First, we hear from Steve Marshall with Cork’s Top 40 countdown from 3.30pm.
He’s followed at 4.30pm by Rob Richards.
Radio Retro – archiving Irish Radio broadcasts in collaboration with Gary Hogg
From Monday, October 31st 1983, this is a recording of South Coast Radio, the Cork superpirate.
First, from just after midnight there’s Nick Richards, recorded off 1557kHz .
Later, from 6.25am, Don Stevens does breakfast, also recorded off 1557kHz.
South Coast Radio station page
Radio Retro – archiving Irish Radio broadcasts in collaboration with Gary Hogg
This is a recording of Steve Marshall on Cork City Local Radio from October 31st 1983. It is taken off 97.9MHz and starts at 6.25am
Radio Retro – archiving Irish Radio broadcasts in collaboration with Gary Hogg
From October 31st 1983, this is the Cork superstation ERI, recorded off 100.1MHz FM.
On air from 6.30am-8am are Hugh Browne and Anna Craig.
The second file is from 8.30am.
Radio Retro: archiving Irish Radio in collaboration with Gary Hogg
Image: Paul Rowley
This is a recording of North Cork Local Radio from October 31st 1983. Ben O’Sullivan is on the air from 11.15am..
Radio Retro: archiving Irish Radio in collaboration with Gary Hogg
Capitol Radio from Hallowe’en night in 1983. At this stage Capitol were an album music station, prior to their repositioning as an Alternative music focused service.
Both recordings are off 95.6MHz; the first begins at 6.45pm and the second features Aiden Stewart on air from 8pm.
Aiden Stewart on Hallowe’en duty from 7pm
From Sunday, October 30th 1983, this is Cork station ERI recorded off 100.1MHz FM.
First, from 5.35pm, we hear from Don Allen and he’s followed at 6pm by Derry O’Callaghan.
Radio Retro – archiving Irish Radio broadcasts in collaboration with Gary Hogg