RTÉ Radio 1
RTÉ Radio 1 is the principal radio program of the Irish public radio Telefís Éireann ( RTÉ ) and is the direct successor of the Dublin radio station 2RN, who received the regular broadcast of his program on 1 January 1926.
The transmitter 6CK, an offshoot of 2RN in Cork, united with the Dublin stations 1927 and 1932, a broadcast station in Athlone ( County Westmeath ) in operation. From then on, the three stations as Radio Athlone became known and were 1937 in Radio Éireann ( "Irish broadcasting" ) renamed.
Like most national radio programs in Europe at that time also tried Radio Éireann to satisfy all tastes with a single program. The program consisted of a mix of light entertainment, Irish-language broadcasts and interviews. Guest shipments that there were in the program were more popular than the self-produced directly from Radio Éireann program.
1966 Radio Éireann began broadcasts on FM and was renamed in the same year in RTÉ Radio. As RTÉ 1979 2 (now RTÉ 2fm ) called a new rock and pop station under the name of RTÉ radio to life, the original RTÉ Radio RTÉ Radio 1 has been renamed.
Radio 1 sends a mix of news, Search here, reporting, reports, culture, drama, sports, music ( Country of popular and folk music to world music and jazz), and general entertainment. The main work day program includes:
- Morning Ireland - the flagship news program from 7.00 bis 9:00 clock.
- The Tubridy Show - talk based entertainment with Ryan Tubridy following the 9:00 clock messages.
- Today with Pat Kenny - a living, current magazine from 10:00 bis 12:00 clock.
- Liveline with Joe Duffy - Phone Discussion of 13:45 bis 14:45 clock.
- Drive Time - News and Discussions (sports, popular culture, music and art ) 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m..
Reception
RTÉ Radio 1 can be received in Ireland on FM and the Long Wave 252 kHz, also on the Internet and via the Astra 2D, Euro Bird 1 ( at 28 ° East copositioned ) and Hotbird at night over said long wave frequency, even in Europe. Listeners outside Europe to receive a selection of RTÉ Radio 1 program on the World Radio Network service.
In the vicinity of Tullamore Irish broadcasting RTÉ operation until 24 March 2008 to air in Germany medium wave transmitter ( transmitting frequency: 567 kHz ), the 290 meter high transmission tower is the tallest structure in Ireland.
In addition to the FM version of the program via satellite, digital radio and Internet RTÉ Radio 1 Extra transferred. Here About sporting events, educational programs and religious programs to be received. Both versions are transmitted via satellite ASTRA 28.2 ° East ( as is the case also with the similar split program BBC Radio 4 ). Both versions can be received in the UK and Ireland on Sky Digital, RTÉ Radio 1 on channel 0160, and RTÉ Radio 1 Extra on 0142, RTÉ Radio 1 Extra in Telewest cable network in the United Kingdom. The broadcasts of RTÉ Radio 1 Extra on medium wave was set on 24 March 2008.
On 1 January 2006, the broadcasting of digital radio began in the east of the country ( via the transmitter Clermont Carn and Three Rock Mountain on the RTÉ DAB Multiplex).
Which is now only sent once since the introduction of the 24 -hour program in 1997 on the day as an introduction to the 5:30 clock - News The broadcast signal is since 1936 O'Donnell Abú, ( 2:00 to 5:30 clock up the program, with the exception of the hourly news, former reps from selected programs ).