The Navan man had enjoyed a winning streak in season five last winter, knocking Late Late Show host Ryan Tubridy off the top spot for a few weeks last season as he managed to pull in more than half a million fans to his improvised show.īut it seems Tubs also suffered in the ratings as an average 455,000 tuned in to watch the Eurosong on Friday night, which saw Derry girl Brooke Scullion chosen to represent us at the Eurovision Song Contest in Turin, Italy in May.įigures show that as many as 57,000 tuned out of the Late Late Show special compared to 512,000 who watched the Friday night chat show the previous week.Ī spokesperson from RTE said: “Friday night's Late Late Eurosong Special was watched by an average of 455,000 on RTE One and RTE One+1. It was down almost 50,000 from the show on January 22, which pulled in an average of 425,000 with a 38% share, while a further 91,000 watched the episode back on the RTE Player. It comes a week after RTE revealed the comedian’s popular chat programme pulled in an average of 376,000 and had a 37% share on January 29. RTE Player had 16,500 streams since Saturday. The happy atmosphere of the ‘Weekend Breakfast with Carl and Aifric” on Saturday and Sunday from 7am to 9am is supervised by Carl Mullan and Aifric O’Connell.Įvery Friday between 7pm and 10pm “The National Chart Show" takes place with a special music selection of the 30 hottest-biggest tunes hosted by Bláthnaid Treacy.Īrmagh City - 91.1 FM Athlone - 91.5 FM Ballybofey, Donegal - 91.9 FM Bantry, SW County Cork - 90.9 FM Casla, Galway - 90.6 FM Central Mayo - 91.5 FM Cork City - 92.0 FM Cork City and SE County Cork - 91.4 FM County Dublin - 90.7 FM County Monaghan - 91.1 FM Dingle Peninsula, Kerry - 91.3 FM Dunquin, Kerry - 90.9 FM East Donegal and Derry area - 91.4 FM East Ireland - 91.3 FM Falcarragh, Donegal - 91.0 FM Fermoy, Cork - 91.6 FM Kinsale, Cork - 91.2 FM Lehinch, Co Clare - 91.9 FM Limerick City - 91.6 FM Mid Kerry - 90.6 FM Mid Tipperary - 91.2 FM Mitchelstown, Cork - 90.8 FM NE Donegal & N Northern Ireland - 90.5 FM NE Ireland & Central N Ireland - 97.0 FM North County Tipperary - 92.4 FM North Donegal - 92.0 FM North East Wicklow - 91.7 FM North Innishowen - 91.1 FM North Kerry - 91.4 FM North West Ireland - 90.4 FM North West Mayo - 92.1 FM SE Tipperary & N Waterford - 90.5 FM South East County Cork - 90.4 FM South East Ireland - 91.8 FM South West County Cork - 90.5 FM South West Ireland - 92.2 FM Waterford City - 90.5 FM West County Galway - 91.7 FM West County Waterford - 90.7 FM West Donegal - 91.8 FM West Ireland - 91.0 FM West Kerry - 91.Tommy Tiernan appears to be drawing back in some viewers he lost to his chat show on Saturday night – but Ryan Tubridy saw almost 60,000 tune out of the Late Late Show Eurosong special.Īccording to figures by RTE, the comedian’s Saturday night show drew in almost 400,000 and 37% share. The station does not wake without a morning show on any day of the week, “2FM Breakfast with Doireann Garrihy” energizes the waves on weekday mornings from 6am to 9am under the command of Doireann Garrihy. The enthusiasm for the younger generations excellently shows itself in the broadcaster's ars poetica, because it considers itself as the national platform for new Irish talent, great festivals and live music. To achive this noble goal, the radio operates with a more youthful approach in broadcasting, so the talk-shows discuss easier topics, while the music line-up also brings more dynamic pop songs along with the freshest-crispiest hits of the current waves.
The broadcaster's mission is to fill the role of its parent station considering the younger age groups. The station is in the ownership of Raidió Teilifís Éireann which is Ireland’s National Public Service Broadcaster.
Listen to the online radio of RTÉ 2FM live, which was launched its nationally available broadcast in 1979, and considered as the second national radio service of Ireland - right after its parent station RTÉ Radio 1.