Tuesday 2 March, 2021
Today FM sees strong gains across its entire week-day schedule.
As Bressie’s podcast wins an award, Darach Ó Séaghdha argues that it’s high time the JNLR figures took podcasting into account.
The figures cover the three months leading up to the veteran broadcaster’s death in January.
The Hard Shoulder with Ivan Yates is the only non-RTÉ Radio One show to make it into the top 20.
The latest JNLR listenership figures show a boost for the station.
It was also a mixed bag for RTÉ Radio One in the latest JNLR figures.
The radio listenership figures are out.
The podcast with nearly 1 million listens worldwide still hasn’t got a sponsor.
There were mixed results for Ireland’s main national stations.
The survey covers the summer months and shows that over 3.1 million Irish people listen to the radio every day.
Ian Dempsey and Ryan Tubridy among those with lower listenership.
Latest figures show a good rise in numbers across the both stations.
The head of 2FM, Dan Healy, said that Today FM is becoming ‘comedy central’.
Drama as presenter blindsides station with angry statement – and station rushes to confirm his contract is at an end.
The latest JNLRs have been released.
Today FM remains top for market share for 25 – 41 year olds.
The state broadcaster has been cleaning up on all fronts over the last three months.
Size matters in radio land.
Anton Savage has done well in the JNLR survey.
However, his replacement, Anton Savage, has something to be happy about.
How’s Pat getting on at Newstalk? Is Ryan Tubridy winning his listeners back? And is everyone talking to Joe?
Who’s listening to what?
The radio station is hopeful that its radio personalities will continue to lure people over from RTÉ programmes.
The latest JNLR figures have also shown that 54 per cent of people listen to regional radio.
The latest JNLR figures are out, and predictably enough, every radio station has found something to be positive about.
Plus – what’s the monetary value of virginity? And what was Ireland’s best-performing sales sector in September?
Today’s Joint National Listenership Research figures also show that 85% of all adults listen to radio on a daily basis.
The latest listenership figures show that while RTE favourites Morning Ireland and Marian Finucance fared well, Ryan Tubridy and Derek Mooney suffered losses.
Statistics compiled by Ipsos MRBI for JNLR show that the average adult listens to 196 minutes of radio broadcasts each day.
Local radio continues to be a firm favourite for Irish audiences, with more that half of all radio-listeners tuning into a local regional station daily.
In tonight’s Fix: Ireland goes to the polls, markets embrace the Greece deal, how much you’ll pay for an iPhone 4S, and just what DID cause Monday night’s flooding?
Ryan Tubridy has lost 27,000 listeners in six months – with his audience now less than half of his previous listenership on Radio 1.
Radio 1′s current affairs programming performs well in the latest JNLR figures, but Ryan Tubridy loses heavily.
Morning Ireland consolidates its spot as the most listened-to radio show, but there’s bad news from Ryan Tubridy and 2fm.
Morning Ireland remains Ireland’s most popular programme, picking up 23,000 listeners, while Drivetime also makes gains.
Five things you need to know: fresh bouts of election mudslinging, a court defeat for FIFA and UEFA, and Neil Prendeville’s absence hits 96FM’s listenership.
