Today FM, Shannonside Northern Sound and SPIN 1038 are among the major winners at this year’s ceremony in Kilkenny

Today FM, Shannonside Northern Sound and SPIN 1038 picked up station of the year awards at the IMRO Radio Awards 2026, with RTÉ Radio 1 securing the most awards on the night.

BBC Radio Ulster has won four gold awards at the Irish Music Rights Organisation (IMRO) Awards 2026.

Celebrity chef Alistair McLeod travelled from Australia to reunite his beloved mother Candy Devine with her husband on Lower Lough Erne, celebrating the remarkable life and legacy of the broadcaster w...

Angela Scanlon will be taking over as host of Drivetime while Ben Earle is the new presenter of The Radio 2 Country Show

Currie also worked at STV and BBC Scotland during a prolific broadcasting career.

Derry’s Drive 105 Match Night Live programme has been nominated for Sports Show of the Year at the UK Community Radio Awards for the second consecutive year.

The Irish language radio presenter’s dad was an early figurehead in Irish’s revival, founding first Irish-medium primary school in Northern Ireland

EXCLUSIVE: A BBC Radio 2 legend has opened up on the downside of one of the station's most popular shows.

The BBC's financial situation "may well mean" some channels and stations close, Matt Brittin says.

For almost half a century, Marty Whelan has been one of the most familiar voices in Irish broadcasting, a warm and unmistakable presence across radio and television.

Pete Snodden said he is “blown away” after he and two colleagues raised more than £200,000 for charity.

The UTV presenter opens the doors to the home she has loved for 22 years

The Irish-language radio station, Raidió Fáilte, will celebrate twenty years of their OfCom  license this Friday night at a special dinner in Belfast City Hall.

Paddy Keenan, the renowned uilleann piper who helped shape the sound of Irish traditional music, has died aged 76.

Uilleann piper Paddy Keenan, one of the most celebrated musicians in Irish traditional music, has died.

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William Crawley debates challenging issues and talks to the people making the headlines.

Radio Ulster's longest-running phone-in programme is celebrating an important milestone - its 40th birthday.

All eyes - and ears - were on the airwaves as RTÉ marked 100 years of radio on Saturday in spectacular style.

The beloved musican sadly died as his loved ones paid tribute to the singer.

During a high-profile career at the BBC for three decades, he was an investigative reporter on the Spotlight programme, as well as being both London correspondent and political correspondent.

Forty years and still buzzing

As Talkback turns 40, its presenter speaks about its longevity, popularity and the podcast culture

Programme will be broadcast each morning while the presenters cycle

The singer, songwriter and actress is known for timeless hits including Jolene and I Will Always Love You.

In a statement confirming her death, the singer's team says she will be remembered as an "inspiration" and for her "wit, warmth, and kindness".

The BBC has been criticised for refusing to reveal how much it spends each year running Radio Foyle – despite its audience being too small to register in official measures.

The station is now working closely with the local Chamber of Commerce to promote local businesses

The family of Gerry Anderson have spoken of their sadness after the death of his broadcasting rival and close friend Gerry Kelly.

The station manager of U105 has been promoted to a new group-wide role, the Belfast Telegraph can reveal.

The journalist and broadcaster, whose career spanned four decades, died at his home on Sunday morning.

Q Radio and Concern Worldwide are inviting families, friends and community groups to sleep outside for one night in support of people displaced by conflict

In our new monthly series Paws and Reflect, we chat to well-known pet owners about what makes their furry friends so special. First up is broadcaster Denise Watson and her German Shorthaired Pointer

Questions have been raised about how the BBC can justify continuing to run a bespoke radio service for the North West, despite its “negligible” listening figures.

Cool FM Team Gears Up For Cycling Challenge

Stephen Nolan was the third highest paid on-air presenter in 2025/26.

Q Radio's Breakfast Live & Unfiltered adds Belfast matinee due to demand

The south Wales-born singer, whose other hits included Holding Out For a Hero, sold millions of records in the 1970s and 80s.

After more than three decades with Little Heroes, veteran broadcaster Ivan Martin chats to Sophie Clarke about the charity that helped save his son, the lessons he learned and why now is the right tim...