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Left:
The old cottage with the hole in the roof, that was home to the signals
heard across the world from Radio Dublin. Right: Ian, Simon, and myself, outside Radio Dublin in Inchicore, beside the large sign. (I still have that shirt on) |
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Left:
The more plush looking Channel 2 studio Right: The poor fellow who was threatened with a brush in Channel one studio |
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Left:
A photo a year later, of Captain Cooke, and Barrie Johnston (with
the hat) of AUK in Blackpool, at Radio Dublin Right: The old Jaguar car Captain Cooke had. |
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Antenna
farm at Radio Dublin |
An
early QSL Card from the station in 1981 when Channel 2 was operating
on 1250kHz. It would later move to 1152kHz. The shortwave service
had by this time settled on 6910kHz, where it would remain until the
early 1990's. |