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About RTÉ Radio 1

Listen to the online radio of RTÉ Radio 1 live, Ireland’s primary information source which started it’s broadcast almost a century ago, in 1926. Originally launched as “2RN” and it was the first radio service of the Irish Free State. Through the historical times, the station had several names, and finally in 1979 arrived to its current name, which comes from the name of the owner Raidió Teilifís Éireann, Ireland’s National Public Service Broadcaster.
RTÉ Radio One has the biggest listenership in Ireland because not just keeps its listeners in line with the latest Ireland news and world news, but also entertains with a nice selection of music, and phone-in talks with the listeners, and naturally the sports news and weather reports diversify the programmes, so all demands are satisfied in one broadcast.
The radio has been broadcasting the “Morning Ireland” since 1984 which is Ireland’s most listened to, and thus the most influential worldview shaping radio programme in the country. “Morning Ireland” is the number one in spreading the knowledge about the current affairs, politics and sports of Ireland and the world on every weekday from 7am to 9am presented by Rachael English, Gavin Jennings, Audrey Carville, Aine Lawlor and Mary Wilson.
The broadcaster has numerous sister stations - 2FM, Lyric FM, Raidió na Gaeltachta, Pulse, 2XM, RTÉjr, Gold, Radio 1 Extra - which all represent the high quality of the Raidió Teilifís Éireann, but approach from different angles to the radio broadcasting to satisfy every possible type of listeners with every sphere of interest.

RTÉ Radio 1 's slogan: "We've got the nation talking"

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Postal address: Donnybrook, Dublin 4., Ireland

Website: https://www.rte.ie/radio
Phone: +353 1 208 3111 (Check your phone provider about actual call costs)
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RTÉ Radio 1 frequencies

Armagh City - 88.9 FMAthlone - 89.3 FMBallybofey, Donegal - 89.7 FMBantry, SW County Cork - 88.7 FMCasla, Galway - 88.4 FMCentral Mayo - 89.3 FMCo Longford and North Midlands - 89.8 FMCork City - 89.7 FMCork City and SE County Cork - 89.2 FMCounty Dublin - 88.5 FMCounty Monaghan - 88.9 FMDingle Peninsula, Kerry - 89.1 FMDunquin, Kerry - 88.7 FMEast Donegal and Derry area - 89.2 FMEast Ireland - 89.1 FMFalcarragh, Donegal - 88.8 FMFermoy, Cork - 89.4 FMKinsale, Cork - 89.0 FMLehinch, Co Clare - 89.7 FMLimerick City - 89.4 FMMid Kerry - 88.4 FMMid Tipperary - 89.0 FMMitchelstown, Cork - 88.6 FMNE Donegal & N Northern Ireland - 88.3 FMNE Ireland, SE & Central Ireland - 87.8 FMNorth County Tipperary - 90.2 FMNorth Donegal - 89.8 FMNorth East Wicklow - 89.5 FMNorth Innishowen - 88.9 FMNorth Kerry - 89.2 FMNorth West Ireland - 88.2 FMNorth West Mayo - 89.9 FMSE Tipperary & N Waterford - 88.3 FMSouth East County Cork - 88.2 FMSouth East Ireland - 89.6 FMSouth West County Cork - 88.3 FMSouth West Ireland - 90.0 FMWaterford City - 88.3 FMWest County Galway - 89.5 FMWest County Waterford - 88.5 FMWest Donegal - 89.6 FMWest Ireland - 88.8 FMWest Kerry - 89.5 FM

The broadcast is available on the traditional analogue way and also on the digital solutions, like DigitalTV and as internet radio on RTÉ Radio player - we recommend the online radio stream.
DigitalTV: Sky and Sky+: Channel 0160, Virgin Media: Channel 901 and 917 (Ex Telewest customers only)

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