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About Beat 102 103

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Beat 102 103 was launched in 2003, and operates as a regional commercial radio station in its Waterford studios, covering South East Ireland. Beat 102 103’s majority owner is The Irish Times.
Beat is the biggest radio station in South East Ireland, and in its broadcasting area has the biggest audience in its target age group, which is the 15-35 young adult category, beating the big national players of Ireland’s radio broadcasters.
The unstoppable dynamic of Beat in keeping the the air under its control comes from the mainly music dominated programme structure. Beat’s playlist is a colorful selection of the latest-hottest pop hits supplemented with some alternative, when at night anthems and old-skool styles take over the waves. Beat also dignifies the nation, because on Sunday from 7:50am to 9:50 and between 22:00pm and midnight “Hit 30 Na Héireann” with Louise Cantillon, Beat’s Irish language chart music programme helps to keep the native Irish language alive.
In the irresistible music flood of Beat’s broadcast also the informing takes place, so news bulletins with sports-traffic-travel-weather packages are aired regularly, and a lot of vivacious talk-shows diversify the schedule.
Beat’s morning show, the “Beat Breakfast” makes the sleep-over impossible on weekdays from 6:50am to 9:50 with Niall Power, Vincent Bradley and Trish Archer. On Saturday, the “Weekend Beat Breakfast” with Vincent Bradley gives the starting momentum of the weekend from 6:50am to 9:50am. On Sunday mornings, the earlier mentioned “Hit 30 Na Héireann” with Louise Cantillon wakes the listeners.

Beat 102 103's sister station Noughty Beats can be listened to by selecting it below the player!

Beat 102 103’s music genre: pop

Beat 102 103 availability: You can follow Beat with your traditional analogue radio on 102.0-103.1FM in South East Ireland, for the detailed FM allocation check the Frequencies section below, and the Frequency Map! Beat 102 103 is also available by the digital solutions, we recommend the online radio stream.

Beat 102 103 's slogan: “Your Music Now”

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E-mail: studio[kukac]beat102103.com
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Postal address: Beat 102 103, The Broadcast Centre, Ardkeen, Waterford City, Ireland

Phone: Studio: 1890 715 102 (Check your phone provider about actual call costs)
Office: 051 849 102 (Check your phone provider about actual call costs)

SMS: 085 1029 103 (Get informed by your network provider about SMS service costs)
WhatsApp: 085 1029 103

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Beat 102 103 frequencies

Carrick-on-Suir - 103.1 FMEast County Waterford - 102.8 FMGorey, County Wexford - 102.6 FMKilkenny - 102.0 FMNorth Wexford - 102.0 FMSouth Carlow - 102.0 FMSouth Tipperary - 102.4 FMSouth Wexford - 103.1 FMSouth-West Kilkenny - 103.1 FMWest County Waterford - 102.2 FM

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Beat 102-103 has named a Tipperary man as the South East’s ultimate Smarty Pants. The competition, called Smarty Pants, kicked off on Monday when Beat challenged self-confessed know-it-alls to prove they had the smarts to face up to the presenters in a general knowledge showdown. Across the week, eleven contestants were whittled down to eight as they fought off legions of Beat jocks, from Orla Rapple of The Sunday Grill to Beat at Work’s David Hammond. The competition was inspired by Beat’s record digital listening figures, which show that more people than ever are listening to Beat on smart speakers...More >>

radiotoday.ie - 09.02.2021

Beat 102-103 introduce presenter to digital station

Beat 102-103 are introducing Waterford-based drag queen Joanna Ryde to their digital station, Noughty Beats. The service launched in 2018 as one of ten online-only channels on the Irish RadioPlayer app. Ryde will present a new two hour programme, Pride Beats, every Friday from 8pm. Gabrielle Cummins, CEO of Beat 102-103, said: “Digital listening for Beat 102-103 and its digital only station Noughty Beats has exploded during COVID-19. When we compare [digital] audience listening in October 2020 versus October 2019, we have seen a massive hike of 449% year-on-year.”...More >>

radiotoday.ie - 30.11.2020

Beat 102 103 rewards unsung heroes in November

Beat 102 103 has continued its Feel Good Friday Fairy promotion as Shonagh Lyons surprised some unsung heroes in the South East. This year Beat has honoured three Waterford unsung heroes, along with a teacher from Tipperary on four consecutive Fridays. Week 1 began with Ann Condron, the Ballybeg Mammy, from Waterford. Ann works in Tesco in Ballybeg and she was nominated by her co-worker, Orla, who says “There is one lady who has been a bit of a hero for us all and her name in Ann Condron.” Week 2 introduced listeners to Jane Donegan, a teacher from Tipperary. Jane was nominated by her best friend, Sarah, who says “she is the kindest, caring and most-loving person I know.” ...More >>

radiotoday.ie - 30.11.2020

All 32 applications for BAI scheme granted cash

The BAI has given a total of €2.5m to 32 independent commercial radio stations across the country to share awareness and understanding of COVID-19. The special funding initiative was operated by the BAI under the BAI’s Sound & Vision 4 Scheme, following a request from the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment, Richard Bruton, TD. Funding recommendations range from €40,000 to €95,000. Successful projects include: ...More >>

radiotoday.ie - 03.06.2020

iRadio, Beat and Red FM unite for streamed concert

iRadio, Beat 102-103 and Cork’s Red FM are coming together to present a special streamed concert called Heroes Aid Live to raise funds for frontline workers while also offering company and entertainment to many listeners. The stations recently approached Heroes-Aid about the concert and the charity was delighted with this additional cross station radio support. The event will take place over the May Bank Holiday weekend – from 7pm to 9pm on Sunday May 3rd, audiences will enjoy a music set from a host of contemporary artists including Gavin James, Keywest, John Gibbons, True Tides, Stephanie Rainey, The 2 Johnnies and Moncrieff...More >>

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Gabrielle Cummins marks International Women’s Day

Beat’s Gabrielle Cummins is marking International Women’s Day with a special article for RadioToday featuring ten women from the world of media and radio in Ireland. Gabrielle has personally interacted with each one and credits them with having made a positive impact on her and no doubt, many other females in the industry. She has deliberately compiled a list of women who do not currently work with her at Beat 102-103 because she points out that she has lots of talented female colleagues at the Broadcast Centre in Waterford so the list would have been too long!...More >>

radiotoday.ie - 07.03.2020

Beat listeners wins Experience of a Lifetime

A listener to Beat has won the experience of a lifetime after entering a competition without knowing what the prize was. The radio station and City Square Shopping Centre Waterford decided to create a promotion for Leap Day where listeners were invited to take a “leap of faith” and register for the competition without knowing any more details. The only information provided by the radio station was that the winner would have to be available on February 29th, with passport at the ready and suitcase in tow for one memorable weekend...More >>

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JNLR: 81% of the population listen to radio every day

The latest radio listening figures show 81% of the population are tuning in every day, which translates into weekday figures of 3.2 million listeners. More than half tune into their local or regional station and 43% listen to a national station. Among the younger, 15 to 34-year market, 71% listen daily. Gabrielle Cummins, Chairperson of the Choose Radio group says access to radio on smart devices is helping radio stay at the top of its game: “The growth in streaming services has revitalised radio advertising and reiterated its relevance to the listener. Access to radio is now...More >>

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Beat launches new fleet with Road Trip 2020 Promotion

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