Ministry Warns Radio Pirates is a headline on page 2 of The Leitrim Observer.
A new station operated by schoolboys had appeared in Dublin using the name of Radio Atlantis and operating daily from 11.30pm until midnight thirty.
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Boys ran Radio Romeo was a headline from The Evening Herald from January 18th 1966.
Shilling fines on boys of Radio Romeo was a headline from The Irish Press from January 19th 1966.
Boys fined 1/- for operating radio station was a headline from The Cork Examiner from January 19th 1966.
Priest’s Plea for Pirate Radio Station was a headline from The Ulster Herald from January 6th 1973
Behind the scenes at Radio Dublin was a headline from The Evening Press dated January 16th 1978.
Silenced pirate station crackles back was a newspaper headline from The Irish Press dated January 18th 1978
Raid on pop station was a newspaper headline from The Irish Independent dated January 18th 1978
Radio Dublin calling! was a newspaper headline from The Evening Press dated January 18th 1978
We carry on declares pirate station was a newspaper headline from The Evening Herald dated January 18th 1978
Authorities raid radio station was a newspaper headline from The Evening Echo dated January 18th 1978
Radio Dublin plus 4 others on the air last night was a newspaper headline from The Irish Independent dated January 19th 1978
Pop radio fans jam phone lines to Taoiseach was a newspaper headline from The Irish Press dated January 19th 1978
Teenage march to back pop pirates was a newspaper headline from The Evening Herald dated January 21st 1978
RTÉ producers fear skimpy pop radio was a newspaper headline from The Evening Press dated January 21st 1978
Another pirate radio challenge for RTÉ was a newspaper headline from The Irish Press dated January 24th 1978
News team in a spin! was a newspaper headline from The Evening Herald dated January 18th 1982
I’m amazed says pirate Bob was a newspaper headline from the Sunday Independent dated January 23rd 1983
RTÉ’s last ditch campaign was a newspaper headline from The Irish Independent dated January 19th 1984
Nova claim that RTÉ are blacking out the pirates was a newspaper headline from The Evening Press dated January 19th 1984
Pirate chief shocked by raid was a newspaper headline from The Evening Herald dated January 20th 1986
Pirate Cooke Defiant is a headline from The Irish Press from January 3rd 1989.
Lone Pirate is Warned is a headline from The Irish Independent from January 3rd 1989.
Captain Cooke Walks the Plank is a headline from The Irish Press from January 5th 1989.
Pirate Chief is Still Defiant is a headline from The Evening Herald from January 5th 1989.
Pirate Cooke Dodges Radio Ad Ban is a headline from The Evening Herald from January 9th 1989.
The £6,000,000 man was a headline from The Evening Herald from January 19th 1989.
Power restored to pirate was a headline from The Irish Press from January 20th 1989.
Radio Nova taken over by Branson was a headline from The Irish Press dated January 21st 1989.
New series for schools starts on na Life
A brand new radio series for primary school children commences today at 6pm on Raidió na Life 106.4FM, Dublin’s Irish Language radio station. Raidió na nÓg is hosted by TG4 television personality Niall MacDonagh and will be available to almost 470 schools around Dublin city and county. Each week Raidió na nÓg profiles a different primary school, where the kids get the opportunity to introduce us to their own school from their own unique perspective. The show will feature special guests, reviews, comedy scetches and competitions. One of the main aims of the series is to encourage children between the ages of seven and twelve to listen to radio in a fun and educational way. The shows will also be available online as podcasts from the station’s website, allowing teachers to play it back in the classroom.
Featuring uniquely commissioned music from Stellarsound, Raidió na nÓg is produced by Fíbín Teo for Raidió na Life 106.4FM, and is part-funded by the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland (www.bci.ie)