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Brian Dobson on
news at the strange time of 8:05pm, but the deejay who is announcing 'The Mighty 890' is not known. Recorded near Blackpool from 846kHz. |
42MB |
| 1982_03_03_nova_846_2055_john_clark_inc_5000_reward_for_capture_vandals.mp3 |
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| 1982_04_01_nova_88.2_in_drogheda_0052_casey_casem_c90_441_kb.mp3 |
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| 1982_04_09_fri_radionova_846_1010-1110_andyarcher.mp3
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| 1982_04_12_mon_nova_846am_1403-1706_beatles_bonanza_jasonmaine_mikeedgar-gh902.mp3 New
May 2023 |
Radio Nova did
an Easter Monday 'Beatles Bonanza' 24 hour special starting at 6am on 11th April 1982.
Although the programming had started earlier in the day, our first recording,
which is three hours long starts from just after the 2pm news with Sybil Fennel to just after 5pm.
This section starts with Jason Maine. He quickly hands over to Mike Edgar who
interviews early Beatles manager Allan Williams. After 3pm, Mike then
interviews Bob Wooller who was a deejay in the Cavern Club when The Beatles were playing live
in the early 60s. Between 4pm and 5pm, both Allan Williams and Bob Wooller
are in the studio together. They were running a 'mini Beatles Convention' that
day in the Henry Grattan pub in Baggot Street. Recorded near Blackpool from 846kHz.There is a
small amount of crackling and tv interference. |
171MB
186mins |
| 1982_04_12_mon_nova_846am_1703-2007_beatles_bonanza_donallen-gh902.mp3 New
May 2023 |
Here is another three hours of the 'Beatles Bonanza'
continuing on from the above.
This extract starts after 5pm and has Don Allen introducing the songs,
including
at 6pm playing the top 10 Beatles songs as voted for by Radio Nova
listeners. At 7pm there is a story of Brian Epstein narrated by
Brian Dobson, which is followed by a
playing of the Hollywood Bowl album. After the news at 8pm with Siobhán Purcell, Sgt Pepper is played in full.
This recording has a small amount of crackling and a fair amount of tv interference. |
170MB
186mins |
| 1982_04_12_mon_nova_846am_2016-2148_beatles_bonanza_johnclark-gh902.mp3 New
May 2023 |
This section
of the 'Beatles Bonanza' between 8:16pm and 9:48pm includes a lot of
nonstop music, starting with the last 30 minutes of Sargeant Pepper, and is followed by some
of the Beatles earlier records from 1963 introduced by John Clark. News at 9pm is read by Siobhán Purcell.
After the news, John Clark plays more of the Beatles early records from
around 1964. As received near Blackpool on 846kHz wher there was a
small amount of crackling and tv interference. |
75MB
82mins |
| 1982_04_12_mon_nova_846am_2354-0134_beatles_bonanza_johnclark_eddiewest-gh902.mp3 New
May 2023 |
Another three hours, this time starting as John Clark finishes his
late night show at midnight and Eddie West takes over after the news with Siobhán Purcell,
who also reads the news at 1am. There is mention on this news
bulletin of a clandestine station in Poland called 'Radio Solidarity'. Recorded near Blackpool from 846kHz,
where there was some late night fading and overnight foreign interference in the background. |
95MB
104mins |
| 1982_04_13_tue_nova_846am_0135-0440_beatles_bonanza_eddiewest-gh902.mp3 New
May 2023 |
Eddie West
presented the final few hours of the 'Beatles Bonanza' in the early hours
of Tuesday morning 13th April 1982. There is a repeat of the Brian
Epstein Story during his show. This section is between
1:35am and 4:40am. Recorded near Blackpool from 846kHz. There is some
overnight fading and foreign interference in the background. |
171MB
186mins |
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| 1982_04_30_fri_nova_846am_1750-1910_johnclark_news_with_sybil_and_tonyallan_airchecks.mp3 |
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| 1982_05_03_mon_nova_846am_1245-1350_tonyallan-gh863.mp3 New
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Tony Allan sits in for Andy Archer who was apparently ill. News at 1pm was read by Sybil Fennel and Ken Hammond. Recorded near Blackpool from 846kHz. |
61MB |
| 1982_05_05_wed_nova_846am_1247-1417_tonyallan_johnclark-gh863.mp3 New
Mar 2021 |
A lunchtime recording of Tony Allan
who was still sitting in for Andy Archer, including the 1pm news with Sybil Fennel and Ken Hammond. Tony
gets a bit confused with the
1pm on hour frequency announcement. John Clark follows at 2pm. Recorded from 846kHz near Blackpool. The recording
is a little muffled from the original tape transfer many years ago. Sadly
the original tape is no more. |
84MB |
| 1982_05_05_wed_nova_846am_1850-1920_johnclark_news_lindaconway-gh379.mp3 New
Mar 2022 |
40 minutes from before and after the 7pm news. Here is the last 10
minutes of John Clark's show before the 7pm news. The news is then
read by Sybil Fennel and Tony Allan. Following the news is Linda
Conway with 'Wednesday Report'. The recording finishes at 7:30pm with the
start of Jason Maine, although just his jingle. Recorded near
Blackpool from 846kHz. The signal has some side splatter from BBC
Lancashire which at the time was on the next channel of 855kHz. |
37MB |
| 1982_05_06_thu_nova_846am_1251-1321_tonyallan-gh863.mp3 New
Mar 2021 |
Another lunchtime recording of Tony Allan including the 1pm news with Sybil Fennel and Ken Hammond. Off the same tape as above, so a little muffled. |
27MB |
| 1982_05_07_fri_nova_846am_1150-1304_tonyallan_sybil_on_news_airchecks.mp3 |
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Mar 2021 |
A
further lunchtime recording of Tony Allan including the 1pm news with Sybil Fennel and Ken Hammond. Off the same tape as
5th and 6th May so a little muffled. |
58MB |
| 1982_05_09_nova_88fm_date_approx_2042_sunday_stick_it_in_your_ear_tony_allan_stevie_dunn.mp3 |
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| 1982_05_21_fri_nova_846_1830-1930_andyarcher_johnclark_fridayreport.mp3 |
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| 1982_05_27_thu_nova_846_1130-1300_andyarcher_tonyallen.mp3 |
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| 1982_06_13_sun_radionova_882fm_2130-2215_steviedunne_nightflight.mp3 |
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| 1982_06_29_1902_nova_846_interview_cooke_c90_487_kb.mp3 |
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| 1982_07_05_mon_nova_846am_0602-0701_declanmeehan_first_show-gh1039.mp3
New Apr 2022 |
Declan Meehan
with the first hour of what is thought to be his first show on Radio Nova
following his move from Sunshine Radio. Bob Gallico reads the 7am
news. Recorded near Blackpool from 846kHz. |
55MB |
| 1982_07_13_nova_88fm_rock_show.mp3 |
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| 1982_07_18_nova_846_2131_sunday_stevie_dunn_c90_500_kb.mp3 |
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Declan Meehan
and Bob Gallico on breakfast. Recorded in Dublin from 88.2MHz in stereo,
whilst visiting the station. |
103MB |
| 1982_10_27_wed_nova_882fms_0840-0908_declanmeehan-ght2.mp3
New Apr 2022 |
A few more
minutes of the above breakfast show with Declan and Bob. Recorded
from 88.2MHz whilst in the car on the move, hence some crackling and
multipath. |
64MB |
| 1982_12_14_1034-1120_88.2_andy_archer_via_anoraks_ireland.mp3 |
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| 1982_12_14_1124-1210_88.2_andy_archer_via_anoraks_ireland_part_airchecked.mp3 |
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| 1982_12_18_sat_nova_819am_1627-1837_daveharvey_tonygareth-gh444
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Over two hours
of late Saturday afternoon 18th December 1982 starting just before 4:30pm
with Dave Harvey and followed at 6pm by Tony Gareth. Siobhán Purcell
reads the news and sport is reported by Colm Richards. As received
near Blackpool on 819kHz. There are plenty of adverts leading up to
Christmas. |
120MB
131mins |
| 1982_12_24_1115_819_nova_tony_garreth_some_splatter_bbc_810_c90_544_kb.mp3 |
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| 1982_12_25_nova_819_25dec82_1135-1205_andyarcher_gh.mp3 |
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| 1982_12_26_sun_radionova_882fm_0025-0110_chriscarey_rolandburke.mp3 |
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| 1982_12_31_fri_nova_819am_1002-1345_chriscary-gh745.mp3 |
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| 1983_02_14_mon_nova_819am_1103-1148_chriscary-gh644.mp3
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Station boss
Chris Cary sits in for Andy Archer on the lunchtime show. Andy was
apparently away for the day in County Clare. Recorded near Blackpool
from 819kHz. |
41MB |
| 1983_02_14_mon_nova_819am_1150-1235_chriscary-gh644.mp3
New Apr 2022 |
A continuation
of the above show from Chris Cary. News at mid-day is read by Bob
Gallico and is followed by 'Phone a Favourite'. Recorded near Blackpool
from 819kHz. |
41MB |
| 1983_02_18_fri_nova_819am_1000-1156_andyarcher_final_show-gh901.mp3
New May 2023 |
This is the first of three files
totalling 6 hours of
audio from Friday 18th February 1983 between 10am and 4pm. It includes the
final show from Andy Archer followed by Tony Gareth. This recording starts
with an aircheck of Declan talking to Andy just before 10am, and then
jumps to the end of the news bulletin, and into first two hours of Andy Archer.
News at 11am is read by Bob Gallico. It was as received near
Blackpool from 819kHz, although the audio quaility is somewhat
disappointing as it is a bit distorted. This is more likely to have been
due to the original tape, rather than the normally
excellent audio quality of Radio Nova. |
107MB
116mins |
| 1983_02_18_fri_nova_819am_1156-1358_andyarcher_final_show-gh901.mp3
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The final two
hours from Andy Archer up to and including his final link just before 2pm. News at mid-day is from Bob Gallico,
and at 1pm by both Bob and Sybil Fennel. Recorded near Blackpool
from 819kHz and a little distorted. |
112MB
122mins |
| 1983_02_18_fri_nova_819am_1355-1605_andyarcher_tonygareth-gh901.mp3
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This final
recording of over 2 hours, overlaps slightly with above and has the final link from Andy Archer, the news at 2pm from Sybil, and then two hours of Tony Gareth. Recorded near Blackpool
from 819kHz, and a little distorted. |
123MB
135mins |
| 1983_03_01_tue_nova_819am_2357-0158_johnlewis-gh901.mp3
New May 2023 |
The first of
three files totalling six hours of overnight programming from Tuesday 1st
March 1983. This first recording actually start just before midnight on
28th February, with Jason Maine signing off his 'Nova Nightcap' show for the night.
Brian Dobson reads news at midnight and then John Lewis starts his 'All
Night Nova' 6 hours
shift. Recorded near Blackpool
from 819kHz. The last news bulletin of the night is at 1am, again read by
Brian. There is some background interference from a European station also
on 819kHz. |
115MB
125mins |
| 1983_03_01_tue_nova_819am_0158-0410_johnlewis-gh901.mp3
New May 2023 |
Two more hours
of John Lewis continuing 'All Night Nova' from Tuesday 1st March 1983. Recorded near Blackpool
from 819kHz. |
120MB
130mins |
| 1983_03_01_tue_nova_819am_0410-0620_johnlewis_declanmeehan-gh901.mp3
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The last two
hour of John Lewis, who hands over to Declan Meehan at 6am, but not before
mentioning that Scott Williams is on 102.7MHz. John makes a comments
suggesting he will be back soon, so it might have been the last show of
his current stint. He did return to the station in April however. Recorded near Blackpool
from 819kHz. |
121MB
132mins |
| 1983_04_22_fri_nova_819am_0000-0205_johnlewis_finalshow-gh901.mp3
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Here are three
files of the final John Lewis 'All Night Nova' from Friday 22nd April
1983, starting with airchecks of the midnight news read by Brian Dobson,
and the first two hours is the first two hours of John News at 1am
is also read by Brian Dobson. Recorded near Blackpool from 819kHz. |
114MB
125mins |
| 1983_04_22_fri_nova_819am_0205-0400_johnlewis_finalshow-gh901.mp3
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A continuation
of John Lewis from above between 2am and 4am. Recorded near Blackpool from 819kHz. |
106MB
115mins |
| 1983_04_22_fri_nova_819am_0400-0600_johnlewis_finalshow-gh901.mp3
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The final two
hours of John Lewis between 4am and 6am. Afer saying goodbye he
hands over to Declan Meehan for Breakfast on Radio Nova, and also Mike
Moran on KISS FM 102.7MHz. Recorded near Blackpool from 819kHz.
There is some overnight interference and hum from the European station Sud
Radio which also operated on 819kHz. |
115MB
125mins |
| 1983_04_22_fri_nova_fms_0515-0600_johnlewis_final_show-gh1134.mp3
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John Lewis
with his last 45 minutes on Radio Nova before returning to the UK after
two years on radio in Ireland. Following the raids of May, he decided to
return to Ireland and ended up on South Coast Radio in Cork. Recorded in Dublin from
FM, but not sure of the exact frequency. |
107MB |
| 1983_04_22_fri_nova_819am_0730-0752_declanmeehan-gh901.mp3
New May 2023 |
A short
section of Decan Meehan and Bob Gallico on breakfast from Friday 22nd
April 1983. Recorded near Blackpool from 819kHz. |
20MB
22mins |
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| 1983_05_23_mon_nova_819am_2214-2422_jasonmaine_then_polishradio_signson_gh.mp3 |
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| 830524_nova_819_tue24may83_1005-1210_tomhardy.mp3 |
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| 1983_05_24_tue_nova_819am_1240-1555_johnclark_greggaughran-gh836.mp3 |
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178M |
| 1983_05_24_tue_nova_819am_1553-1644_greggaughran-gh836.mp3 |
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49M |
| 1983_05_24_tue_nova_819am_1658-1916_greggaughran_colmhayes_dublintoday-gh836.mp3 |
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| 1983_05_24_tue_nova_819am_1918-2100_dublintoday_colmhayes-gh837.mp3 |
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| 1983_05_25_wed_nova_819am_0722-1027_declanmeehan_tomhardy-gh815.mp3
New Nov 2024 |
Declan and Bob
from Wednesday 25th May 1983 when the station was on low power. This is
three hours between 7:22am and 10:27am, and was
received near Blackpool, so a bit better signal than the other ones here from the
same day which
were received in Leeds. Tom Hardy follows Declan at 9am. Interesting that
the on-hour jingle wasn't played until 10am. |
171MB
186mins |
| 1983_05_25_wed_nova_819am_0745-0910_declanmeehan_tomhardy_leedspoor-ghT3.mp3
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As received in Leeds. |
79MB
86mins |
| 1983_05_25_wed_nova_819am_0910-1047_tomhardy_leedspoor-ghT3.mp3
New Aug 2020 |
As received in Leeds. |
89MB
97mins |
| 1983_05_25_wed_nova_819am_1047-1223_tomhardy_johnclark_leedspoor-ghT3.mp3
New Aug 2020 |
As received in Leeds. |
89MB
97mins |
| 1983_05_25_wed_nova_819am_1047-1403_tomhardy_johnclark-gh815.mp3
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Tom Hardy from
10:47am until mid-day then John Clark until 2pm. Bob reads news at 11am
and mid-day, and is then joined by Sybil Fennel for the main news at 1pm.
As received near Blackpool on 819kHz. |
178MB
194mins |
| 1983_05_25_wed_nova_819am_1223-1356_johnclark_leedspoor-ghT3.mp3
New Aug 2020 |
As received in Leeds. |
85MB
93mins |
| 1983_05_25_wed_nova_819am_1501-1746_greggaughran-gh815.mp3
New Nov 2024 |
This afternoon
section from Wednesday 25th Amy 1983 starts during the 3pm news with
Sybil. Greg Gaughran then follows with the 'Nova Cruise' from 1974 and the recording finishes around
5:45pm.
Sybil has the 'What's On' around 4:15pm. As received near Blackpool on 819kHz.
There are some dropouts and the audio is a bit muffled in places on this
old damaged reel of tape which was re-used from the 1960s. |
151MB
165mins |
| 1983_05_25_wed_nova_819am_1830-2137_colmhayes_jasonmaine-gh815.mp3
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From 6:30pm
Colm Hayes programmes with 'Dublin Today' sandwiched between at 7pm.
Jason Maine hosts from 9pm and this recording finishes just after 9:30pm.
As well as the evening tv interference and foreign interference starting
to take hold, there are some dropouts and the audio is a bit muffled in places on this
old damaged reel of tape which was re-used from the 1960s. Brian Dobson
reads the 8pm and 9pm news bulletiins. As received near Blackpool on
819kHz. |
172MB
187mins |
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The news with
Sybil followed by the first part of Dublin Today reporting on a new radio bill and proposed march for independent radio on Friday 27th. Recorded near Blackpool
from 819kHz. A lot of interference from other stations. |
18MB |
| 1983_05_25_wed_nova_819am_jasonmaine_airchecks_to_2300-gh205.mp3
New Jul 2022 |
A few minutes
of airchecks of Jason Maine later in the evening, playing the new Tony
Allan promo for the radio march on Friday. Up to the start of the news
with Brian Dobson at 11pm. Recorded near Blackpool
from 819kHz which is very wobbly due to the low power signal. |
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| 830526_nova_819_thu26may83_1215-1345_johnclark_818.mp3 |
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Tuesday 31st
May 1983 was the
morning that Radio Nova changed frequency from 819kHz to 828kHz which was
believed to be a frequency allocated to Ireland for powers of 1kW. The 'on
hour' jingle was also changed to say 'Broadcasting To Dublin on 828kHz'
instead of the previous 'Broadcasting From Dublin on 819kHz'. The change
in frequency did
make listening in
the UK difficult due to local stations there on the same channel. This is
the first three hours of three files, totalling over 8 hours and begins at 7:15am
during Declan Meehan's breakfast show with Bob Gallico. Tom Hardy
takes over at 9am. Bob Reads the top of the hour news until 1pm. Recorded near Blackpool from
828kHz where UK local stations can be heard underneath. |
180MB |
| 1983_05_31_tue_nova_828am_1031-1346_tomhardy_johnclark-gh814.mp3
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The above
recording continues with a further three hours of Tom Hardy
and the 'Radio Nova Job Spot' at just after 1030. John Clark takes over at
mid-day after Bob Gallico on news. Bob is joined by Sybil Fennel on the 'Nova News At One'. Recorded near Blackpool from
828kHz where UK local stations can be heard underneath. |
180MB |
| 1983_05_31_tue_nova_828am_1346-1537_johnclark_gregaughran-gh814.mp3
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The last part
of this 8 hour recording is just under two hours and features John Clark, who finishes his afternoon show
at 3pm, followed by Greg Gaughran with 'The Nova Cruise' featuring 1979.
Sybil Fennel reads the news at 2pm and 3pm. Again recorded near Blackpool from
828kHz where UK local stations can be heard underneath, along with some local electrical crackling. |
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| 1983_06_03_fri_nova_828am_1540-1627_mikemoran.mp3 |
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| 1983_06_03_fri_nova_828am_1700_news_sybilfennel_judges_ruling_on_pirates.mp3 |
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11M |
| 1983_06_08_wed_nova_828am_tonyallan_promo_for_local_radio_debate.mp3 |
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| 1983_08_17_wed_supernova_882fms_2241-2329_dennismurray_chrisbarry_mj.mp3 |
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| 1983_08_30_tue_nova_819am_0804-0851-declan_sybil_6k_giveaway-gh497.mp3
New Oct 2024 |
From just
after 8am on Tuesday 30th August 1983, this is the morning of the £6000
Giveaway which took place during the Declan Meehan Brekkie Trekkie. The
three records are played, starting at around 8:17am and then Sybil starts
to take the calls. Recorded near Blackpool from 819kHz. |
44MB
47mins |
| 1983_08_30_tue_nova_819am_0852-0939_declan_sybil_6k_giveaway_tomhardy-gh497.mp3
New Oct 2024 |
Continuing the
breakfast show during the £6000 Giveaway. This is after 08:52am when
the 50th caller is finally reached, a young lady who was located out at
Trim. Not bad distance considering Radio Nova were still operating on low
power since the raid in May. Tom Hardy follows the news with Bob Gallico
at 9am. Recorded near Blackpool from 819kHz. |
44MB
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| 1983_09_15_thu_nova_819am_0729-0816_declanmeehan-gh654.mp3
New Oct 2023 |
Declan Meehan and Bob
Gallico on an amusing breakfast show from Thursday 15th September 1983. Recorded near Blackpool from 819kHz. |
43MB
47mins |
| 1983_09_15_thu_nova_819am_0817-0904_declanmeehan_tomhardy-gh654.mp3
New Oct 2023 |
More of the above show until 9am and then the first link
from Tom Hardy following news with Bob. Recorded near Blackpool from 819kHz. |
43MB
47mins |
| 1983_09_30_fri_nova_819am_0959-1046_tonygareth-gh655.mp3
New Oct 2023 |
Tony Gareth
made a return to the Dublin airwaves on Friday 30th September 1983, after
being on the new Radio Caroline during August and September 1983. This was the first 45 minutes of his
first show back. News is read by Bob Gallico. Recorded near Blackpool from 819kHz. |
43MB
47mins |
| 1983_09_30_fri_nova_819am_1046-1133_tonygareth-gh655.mp3
New Oct 2023 |
Following on
from the above recording, this is Tony Gareth between 1045 and 1130am. Recorded near Blackpool from 819kHz. |
43MB
47mins |
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New Oct 2023 |
The 'Nova News
at One' with Sybil Fennel and Bob Gallico on Tuesday 1st November 1983.
Tom Hardy follows with the final hour of his show for the day. Recorded
in Dublin from 88.2MHz in stereo. |
146MB
64mins |
| 1983_11_02_wed_nova_882fms_0824-0909_declanmeehan-gh487.mp3
New Oct 2023 |
The first of
three files from Wednesday 2nd November 1983. This first one is with
Declan Meehan and Bob Gallico on the 'Brekkie Trekkie' which includes the
'Wally' competition. Recorded
in Dublin from 88.2MHz in stereo. |
43MB
44mins |
| 1983_11_02_wed_nova_882fms_0953-1040_declanmeehan_tomhardy-gh487.mp3
New Oct 2023 |
The last few
minutes of Declan's show from 2nd November 1983, news at 10am with Bob
Gallico and them Tom Hardy. The 'Nova Job Spot' is at 10:30am. Recorded
in Dublin from 88.2MHz in stereo. The station was still using the 828kHz
jingle on the hour, even though they had been back on 819kHz for several
weeks. |
43MB
48mins |
| 1983_11_02_wed_nova_882fms_1255-1340_tomhardy_news_at_one-gh487.mp3
New Oct 2023 |
Tom Hardy up
until 'Nova News at One' with Bob Gallico and Sybil Fennel. Tom follows
the news. Recorded
in Dublin from 88.2MHz in stereo. |
43MB
46mins |
| 1983_11_05_sat_nova_819am_2145-2150_bonfire_request-gh309.mp3
New Oct 2023 |
A short clip
from Bonfire Night, Saturday 5th November 1983 featuring Tony Gareth
giving out a mention for Robin Ross and friends who he was recently aboard
Radio Caroline with, and playing a suitable 'anorak' record. Recorded
near Blackpool from 819kHz. |
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| 831123_0444_819_nova_inc_sud_radio_s_on_c90_727_kb.mp3 |
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the powerful Sud Radio switching on for the day you can just about hear
Lawrence John still announcing 828kHz, and
the 828kHz 'on the hour' jingle at 5am. In fact the Sud Radio, Andorra
sign-on announcement can
be clearly heard. This may have been the last day
announcing 828kHz, and the switchover to a new 819kHz 'on the hour'
jingle. |
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| 831123_2349_819_nova_jason_lawrence_john_better_after_0000_prob_unid_soff_c90_729_kb |
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was probably the first day using a new 819kHz on the hour annuncement.
Jason finishes his show at midnight and the new jingle is heard before Ken
Hammond on the news. Lawrence John follows the news. |
24M |
| 831124_0037_819_nova_lawrence_john_night_time_nova_vg_c90_729_kb.mp3 |
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the 1am news, Ken Hammond mentions about 88MHz being off the air for adjustments
and asks everyone to retune to 102.7MHz. AM transmission were said
to be
unaffected. |
34M |
| 1983_11_25_fri_nova_819am_1153-1224_tomhardy-gh498.mp3
New Oct 2023 2021 |
A recording made in Leeds after
the 50kW transmitter had recently been put into operation. This is mid way
through the Tom Hardy show up until the news at mid-day with Bob Gallico,
followed by the 'phone a fiver' spot. As received in Leeds on 819kHz. |
28MB
31mins |
| 1983_11_25_fri_nova_819am_1247-1600_tomhardy-greggaughran-gh84.mp3
New
Jun 2021 |
More of the
above recording made from 819kHz in Leeds from Friday 25th November 1983. Tom Hardy hosts until
2pm when Greg Gaughran takes over. The main 1pm news is from Bob
Gallico and Sybil Fennel. Later on there is a foreign station breaking
through at times as it was winter, but considering the local ILR station
in Leeds was on the next channel of 828kHz, the signal is quite
impressive. |
178MB
193mins |
| 1983_11_27_sun_nova_819am_1604-1651_tonyfenton_novagold-gh653.mp3
New Oct 2023 |
Tony Fenton with 'Nova Gold' on Sunday 27th November 1983. Recorded near Blackpool from 819kHz.
There is a bit of wobbling from the foreign station at times as darkness
approached. |
43MB
47mins |
| 1983_11_27_sun_nova_819am_1653-1740_tonyfenton_novagold-gh653.mp3
New Oct 2023 |
Continuation of the above 'Nova Gold'. News is at 5pm
with Bernie Jameson, but this is airchecked out for some reason. Sports
news is at 5:30pm,
but the reporter is not known. Recorded near Blackpool from 819kHz. |
43MB
47mins |
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New Sep 2021 |
The 7pm news
with Sybil, during which there is a piece about Nova TV. Dublin Today
follows the news with Ken Hammond. Recorded near Blackpool from
819kHz. |
42MB |
| 1983_12_05_mon_nova_819am_newsclip_on_novatv-gh.mp3
New Sep 2021 |
The news
report from David Malone about Nova TV clipped out from the above
recording. Recorded from 819kHz near Blackpool. |
1.5MB |
| 1983_12_22_thu_nova_819am_news_at_1700and1800_interference_ann-gh78.mp3
New Mar 2024 |
Airchecks of
the news with Ken Hammond at 5pm and 6pm on Thursday 22nd December 1983, with announcements of
RTE jamming to the Radio Nova
signals. Recorded from 819kHz in Leeds where the the signal was
rather poor with a lot of signal wobbling and foreign interference. |
6MB
6mins |
| 1983_12_23_fri_nova_819am_0630-0930_declanmeehan-gh78.mp3
New Mar 2024 |
Declan Meehan
with Bob Gallico and three hours of the last breakfast show before Christmas 1983 on Friday 23rd December.
Recorded from 819kHz in Leeds. Despite the 50kW transmitter being in
operation, due to it being mid-winter, at the beginning there is some
fading and background interfrence from the foreign station. |
162MB
176mins |
| 1983_12_23_fri_nova_882fm_2325-0130_hughobrien_mikemoran-gh78.mp3
New Mar 2024 |
The 'Nova
Nightcap'
with Hugh O'Brien followed at midnight by Jason Maine. David Malone
reads the midnight news. Recorded from 88.2MHz
in mono near Blackpool. There are one or two fades on the FM signal where
a BBC Radio 2 signal appears, but not bad for 140 miles away. |
114MB
124mins |
| 1983_12_24_sat_nova_819am_0657-0800_jasonmaine-gh78.mp3
New Mar 2024 |
Saturday morning breakfast on Christmas
Eve 1983 with Jason Maine, who said one drink led to another the previous
night so was suffering a bit, and with news from Bernie Jameson at 7am. Recorded from 819kHz near Blackpool
with the station operating the 50kW transmitter. |
57MB
62mins |
| 1983_12_24_sat_nova_819am_0800-1030_jasonmaine_garyowens-gh78.mp3
New Mar 2024 |
Continuing the
above Jason Maine show until 9am, and then after news with Bernie Jameson
the first half of the syndicated 'Soundtrack of the 60s' from Gary Owens. There
were plenty of Agfa adverts with Declan and Tom, and also a promo for Bob
Gallico's Christmas Day shows. Recorded from 819kHz near Blackpool
with the station operating the 50kW transmitter. |
134MB
165mins |
| 1983_12_24_sat_nova_819am_1240-1500_colmhayes_hughobrien-gh78.mp3
New Mar 2024 |
More from
Christmas Eve 1983 with Colm Hayes followed at 2pm by Hugh O'Brien.
Bernie Jameson reads the news at 1pm and 2pm. Recorded from 819kHz near Blackpool
with the station operating the 50kW transmitter. |
124MB
135mins |
| 831224_1434_819_nova_hugh_obrien_c90_757_kb.mp3 |
More of Hugh
O'Brien which overlaps with the above recording, but as received in Scotland,
and some splatter from BBC Radio Scotland on 810kHz. News at 3pm is by
Bernie Jameson. |
22MB
47mins |
| 831224_1717_819_nova_hugh_obrien_skywaving_badly_c90_757_kb.mp3 |
The end of Hugh O'Brien's show as received in Scotland, but with a lot of
bad skywaving and splatter from Radio Scotland on 810kHz. News at 6pm is
read by David Malone. |
23MB
47mins |
| 1983_12_24_sat_nova_819am_2130-2307_tonyfenton-gh494.mp3
New Mar 2024 |
Tony Fenton
with a late Saturday evening show on Christmas Eve 1983. David Malone
read the news at 10pm. David ends the news with an amusing piece about
Santa and his sleigh going in wrong direction over Dublin due to
interference to controls from Donnybrook! Recorded from 819kHz near Blackpool. |
89MB
98mins |
| 1983_12_24_sat_nova_819am_2307-0039_tonyfenton-gh494.mp3
New Dec 2021 |
Continuing the
above Tony Fenton programme which finished at midnight. David Malone
welcomes listeners into Christmas Day with the midnight news, and then it
was continuous music. Recorded from 819kHz near Blackpool. |
86MB
93mins |
| 1983_12_25_sun_nova_819am_0817-0915_tomhardy_life_is_a_celebration-gh494.mp3
New Dec 2021 |
Tom Hardy
gives us a Christmas Day breakfast show, with at 9am 'Life Is A
Celebration'. David Malone is back on news at 9am. Recorded from 819kHz near Blackpool. |
53MB |
| 1983_12_25_sun_nova_819am_1013-1227_tomhardy_greggaughran-gh494.mp3
New Dec 2021 |
Tom Hardy
completed his Christmas Day show after 'Life Is A Celebration'. Greg
Gaughran takes over at 11am. There was no news at 11am, but David Malone
returned at mid-day. Recorded from 819kHz near Blackpool. |
122MB |
| 1983_12_25_sun_nova_819am_1239-1405_greggaughran_bobgallico-gh494.mp3
New Dec 2021 |
Greg Gaughran
continues until 1pm, when David Malone reads the news. Bob Gallico then
hosts a 25 minute Christmas Special featuring his comedy sketches.
Greg carries on following the Bob Gallico Special. Recorded from 819kHz near Blackpool. |
78MB |
| 1983_12_31_sat_nova_882fms_2257-2345_jasonmaine_mikemoran-ai1013_via_ib.mp3
New Dec 2021 |
Jason Maine
and Mike Moran with a New Years Eve Party. David Malone reads the final
news of 1983 at 11pm. Recorded in Dublin from
88.2MHz in stereo. There are a lot of dropouts in the stereo of this
tape due to tape problems. |
110MB |
| 1983_12_31_sat_nova_882fms_2338-0025_jasonmaine_mikemoran_into_newyear1984-gh1021.mp3
New Dec 2021 |
Jason Maine
and Mike Moran and occasionally others, with a New Years Eve Party as the
time approaches midnight, and then into 1984. Recorded in Dublin from
88.2MHz in stereo. |
106MB |
| 1983_12_31_sat_nova_882fms_2348-0036_jasonmaine_mikemoran-ai1013_via_ib.mp3
New Dec 2021 |
Jason Maine
and Mike Moran and occasionally others, with a New Years Eve Party as the
time approaches midnight, and then into 1984. Recorded in Dublin from
88.2MHz in stereo. |
109MB |
| 840109_1257_819_nova_change_rx_30m_c90_789_kb.mp3 |
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35M |
| 840109_1853_819_nova_jason_mayne_skywave_c90_789_kb.mp3 |
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30M |
| 1984_01_14_sat_nova_819am_kiss_closure_promo-gh95.mp3
New Sep 2021 |
A promo heard
on Radio Nova on 14th January, announcing the closure of KISS FM on the
following day. The recording made in Leeds from
819kHz. |
890kB |
| 1984_01_14_sat_nova_819am_1059-1230_garyowens_colmhayes-gh95.mp3
New Sep 2021 |
This recording
starts with Bernie Jamieson reading the news at 11am and and is followed
by the final hour of Gary Owens 'Soundtrack of the Sixties' sysndicated
show. Following the midday news again with Bernie, we think is Colm Hayes. The recording made in Leeds from
819kHz with some splatter from Radio Aire on 828kHz and local electrical
interference. |
82MB |
| 1984_01_14_sat_nova_819am_1230-1400_colmhayes-gh95.mp3
New Sep 2021 |
A continuation
of the above recording with Colm Hayes. It was the day before KISS
FM closed, and a promo can be heard announcing this, during this programme. The recording made in Leeds from
819kHz, with some splatter from Radio Aire. |
89MB |
| 1984_01_15_sun_nova_819am_2310-0042_chrisbarry_mikemoran-gh77.mp3
New Sep 2021 |
Chris Barry
hosts his Sunday evening show on Radio Nova at the same time as Dennis
Murray is presenting the final programme across on KISS FM. At the end of
the midnight news read by David Malone, he pays tribute to everyone across
on KISS. Mike Moran takes over after the news and plays some records for
the former KISS FM staff. The recording made in Leeds from
819kHz suffers from a lot of foreign interference and atmosperic wobbling,
along with some splatter from Radio Aire in Leeds who were on the next
channel of 828kHz. |
85MB |
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New Sep 2021 |
A continuation of the above recording
with Mike Moran. Recorded in Leeds from
819kHz with 'Luxembourg Effect' fading. |
89MB |
| 1984_01_16_mon_nova_819am_0729-0858_declanmeehan-gh77.mp3
New Sep 2021 |
Declan Meehan and Bob Gallico on the first breakast show after the merger with KISS FM. Frequencies now announced are 819kHz, 88.2MHz and 102.7MHz. Recorded in Leeds from
819kHz which meant lot of wobbling and atomspheric fading as well as some
splatter from Radio Aire on the next channel. |
80MB |
| 1984_01_16_mon_nova_819am_0858-1040_colmhayes-gh77.mp3
New Sep 2021 |
A continuation of the above recording with
the end of Declan Meehan's breakfast show at 9am, news with Bob Gallico and then Colm Hayes.
At one point Colm makes a slip up and announces the AM frequency as 828kHz
for some reason, although he does admit to being disorientated. Recorded in Leeds from
819kHz with splatter from Radio Aire on 828kHz. |
93MB |
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35M |
| 1984_01_19_thu_nova_819am_0710-0840_declanmeehan-gh95.mp3
New Sep 2021 |
Declan and Bob
on breakfast with plenty of comments about the recent jamming which Radio
Nova were suffering at the hands of RTE engineers. Recorded in Leeds from
819kHz with winter fading of the signal along with splatter from Radio Aire on 828kHz. |
81MB |
| 1984_01_xx_nova_being_jammed_on_link_from_herbert_street_gh.mp3 |
A short extract from Radio Nova recorded in Dublin when the UHF link was being jammed by RTE. |
6M |
| 1984_xx_xx_nova_rte_jam_rap_song.mp3 |
The 'RTE Jam Rap Song', which poked fun at RTE for the attempted jamming of both Radio Nova and Sunshine Radio |
10M |
| 840119_1020_819_nova_jamming_anns_splat_810_c120_130_kb.mp3 |
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31M |
| 840119_1131_819_nova_jamming_anns_splat_810_c120_130_kb.mp3 |
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30M |
| 1984_01_23_mon_nova_819am_0726-0858_declanmeehan-ght8.mp3
New Oct 2023 |
The first of five consecutive Radio Nova files totalling over 6 hours from the morning and lunchtime of Monday 24th January 1984.
This recording starts just before 0730 with Declan and Bob. The entire recording was received on 819kHz in Leeds, and as it was January, suffers at the start from foreign interference
and also some splatter from Radio Aire which was on the next channel.
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84MB
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| 1984_01_23_mon_nova_819am_0858-1009_colmhayes-ght8.mp3
New Oct 2023 |
Continuing from Declan
above, Colm Hayes takes over after the 0900 news with Bob Gallico. Recorded in Leeds from 819kHz. |
65MB
71mins |
| 1984_01_23_mon_nova_819am_1009-1139_colmhayes-ght8.mp3
New Oct 2023 |
More of Colm Hayes between 1009 and 1039 with Bob Gallico on news. Recorded in Leeds from 819kHz. |
81MB
90mins |
| 1984_01_23_mon_nova_819am_1139-1243_colmhayes_johnclark-ght8.mp3
New Oct 2023 |
The end of Colm Hayes for Monday 24th January 1984, with John Clark after the mid-day news with Bob Gallico. Recorded in Leeds from 819kHz.. |
58MB
63mins |
| 1984_01_23_mon_nova_819am_1243-1347_johnclark-ght8.mp3
New Oct 2023 |
Continuing with John Clark until 1:47pm. As received in Leeds on 819kHz. |
59MB
64mins |
| 1984_01_24_tue_nova_819am_0657-0828_declanmeehan-ght8.mp3
New Sep 2021 |
The first part
of an eight hour recording of Radio Nova made from 819kHz in Leeds.
As it starts just before 7am and it is mid-winter, this initial file with Declan Meehan and Bob
Gallico suffers from some foreign interference. We have tried to
remove some of the hum, as for some reason at this time the station was
slightly off channel. Not bad though for a distance of 200 miles. |
84MB |
| 1984_01_24_tue_nova_819am_0828-0955_declanmeehan_colmhayes-ght8.mp3
New Sep 2021 |
Part 2 of this
recording continues with Declan and Bob until 9am, when Colm Hayes takes over. |
80MB |
| 1984_01_24_tue_nova_819am_0955-1128_colmhayes-ght8.mp3
New Sep 2021 |
Part 3 is the
main part of the Colm Hayes morning show. There is some occasional electrical
interference. News is read throughout the morning by Bob Gallico. |
84MB |
| 1984_01_24_tue_nova_819am_1128-1258_colmhayes_johnclark-ght8.mp3
New Sep 2021 |
Part 4
features the end of Colm Hayes at mid-day when John Clark takes over. |
81MB |
| 1984_01_24_tue_nova_819am_1258-1515_johnclark-ght8.mp3
New Sep 2021 |
The final two
hours of this recording starts with 'The Nova News a One' with Bob Gallico
and Ken Hammond. John Clark continues until 3:15pm with Ken Hammond
on news through the afternoon. The
foreign station starts to interfere towards the end. |
127MB |
| 1984_01_25_wed_nova_819am_0709-0850_declanmeehan-ght8.mp3
New Oct 2023 |
Another lengthy recording split into several files, this time from Wednesday 25th
January 1984. Foreign interference with a hum causes a lot of issues on this first
section with Declan Meehan and Bob Gallico. As received in Leeds on 819kHz. |
93MB
101mins |
| 1984_01_25_wed_nova_819am_0850-1023_declanmeehan_colmhayes-ght8.mp3
New Oct 2023 |
Continuing
from above with the end of Declan Meehan, and Colm Hayes following the news
with Bob Gallico at 9am. As received in Leeds on 819kHz. Reception had improved by this time, although there was still some splatter from Radio Aire who were on the next channel of 828kHz
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84MB
92mins |
| 1984_01_25_wed_nova_819am_1023-1152_colmhayes-ght8.mp3
New Oct 2023 |
The last half of
the Colm Hayes Wednesday show up until mid-day. As received in Leeds on 819kHz
with some interference. |
82MB
90mins |
| 1984_01_25_wed_nova_819am_1154-1332_johnclark-ght8.mp3
New Nov 2023 |
Up to mid-day with news at Bob Gallico, followed by John Clark. At 1pm the main news is with
Bob and Ken Hammond. As received in Leeds on 819kHz
with some crackling and interference. |
90MB
98mins |
| 1984_01_29_sun_nova_819am_0845-1025_chrisbarry-ght8.mp3
New Sep 2021 |
Chris Barry with a Sunday morning show. News is read by Bernie Jamieson. Recorded in Leeds from 819kHz with some interference. |
92MB |
| 1984_01_31_tue_nova_819am_0750-0958_declanmeehan_colmhayes-ght10.mp3
New Mar 2022 |
The first part
of a six hour recording from Tuesday 31st January 1984. Declan Meehan with
Bob Gallico on news host until 9am, when Colm Hayes takes over. Recorded from 819kHz in Leeds. There is a hum at times due to some
winter background interference from Sud Radio in Andorra, as well as some splatter from Radio Aire, also in Leeds, who were on
the next channel of 828kHz. |
120MB |
| 1984_01_31_tue_nova_819am_0956-1216_colmhayes_johnclark-ght10.mp3
New Mar 2022 |
A continuation
of the above recording from just before the 10am news with Bob Gallico.
Colm Hayes hosts until the mid-day news and John Clark follows.
Recorded from 819kHz in Leeds. |
129MB |
| 1984_01_31_tue_nova_819am_1212-1415_johnclark-ght10.mp3
New Mar 2022 |
The final part
of the above 6 hour recording. John Clark is the deejay throughout
and the news at 1pm is read by Bob Gallico and Ken Hammond. Ken takes over the hourly news from 2pm. Recorded in Leeds from 819kHz, and being Winter, there is some interference creeping in from foreign stations.
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112MB |
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| 1984_02_02_thu_nova_819am_0725-1040_declanmeehan_colmhayes-ght10.mp3
New Apr 2022 |
The
first part of a six hour recording from Thursday 2nd February 1984,
starting with Declan meehan and Bob Gallico on breakfast. Colm Hayes takes
over at 9am and Bob continues to read the on hour news. Recorded in Leeds
from 819kHz with some winter fades and foreign interference. |
177MB |
| 1984_02_02_thu_nova_819am_1042-1354_colmhayes_johnclark-ght10.mp3
New Apr 2022 |
The
second part of the above recording, continuing with Colm Hayes and then
John Clark after the mid-day news with Bob Gallico. The 'Nova News
At One' is hosted by Bob and Ken Hammond. As received in Leeds on 819kHz
with some local electrical interference. |
176MB |
| 1984_02_04_sat_nova_819am_1257-1557_colmhayes_hughobrien-gh49.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
The first part of
a nine hour recording from a February 1984 Saturday afternoon and evening. Colm Hayes hosts from 1pm until 2pm, when Hugh O'Brien presents the sports afternoon. Bernie Jamieson is on news
until 3pm. Recorded from 819kHz near Blackpool when the station was using 50kW. |
167MB |
| 1984_02_04_sat_nova_819am_1558-1905_hughobrien_mikemoran-gh49.mp3 New Jun 2021 |
In the second part of the above recording, Hugh O'Brien presents a show with sports updates and results. Ken Hammond takes over news at 4pm.
Mike Moran takes over after 7pm. Recorded from 819kHz near Blackpool when the station was using 50kW. As it was winter, there was some interference from a foreign station on the same frequency, probably Sud Radio in Andorra, but the signal holds up well. |
175MB |
| 1984_02_04_sat_nova_819am_1942-2347_mikemoran-gh49.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
The final 3 hours of the above recording with Mike Moran hosting the Saturday evening show with Ken Hammond on news. Again recorded near Blackpool from 819kHz. |
175MB |
| 1984_02_05_sun_nova_819am_0822-1010_greggaughran_johnclark-ght10.mp3
New Dec 2022 |
Sunday morning
with Greg Gaughran until 10am, when John Clark takes over. Bernie
Jamieson reads the news. Recorded near Blackpool from 819kHz. |
100MB |
| 1984_02_15_wed_nova_819am_0710-0720_declanmeehan-gh10.mp3
New Apr 2022 |
A short piece
from Declan Meehan on his breakfast show. Recorded in Leeds
from 819kHz with some winter fades and foreign interference. |
9MB |
| 1984_02_16_thu_nova_819am_0716-1020_declanmeehan_colmhayes-gh10.mp3
New Apr 2022 |
The
first part of a six hour recording from Thursday 16th February 1984,
starting with Declan meehan and Bob Gallico on breakfast. Colm Hayes takes
over at 9am and Bob continues to read the on hour news. Recorded in Leeds
from 819kHz with some winter fades and foreign interference. |
170MB |
| 1984_02_16_thu_nova_819am_1024-1340_colmhayes_johnclark-gh10.mp3
New Jan 2024 |
The
final three hours of the above six hour recording. Colm Hayes continues
until mid-day and is followed by John Clark. News is read by Bob Gallico,
with the 'Nova News At One' rom both Bob and Bernie Jamieson. Recorded in Leeds
from 819kHz with some winter fades and foreign interference. |
178MB |
| 1984_02_20_mon_nova_819am_0725-0915_declanmeehan_bobgallico_colmhayes-gh52.mp3
New Jan 2024 |
The
Declan and Bob on breakfast from Monday 20th February 1984, followed by
the start of Colm Hayes after the 9am news. Recorded in Leeds
from 819kHz with some crackling. |
101MB
110mins |
| 1984_02_24_fri_nova_819am_0745-0905_declanmeehan_bobgallico-gh52.mp3
New Jan 2024 |
The
Declan and Bob on breakfast from Friday 24th February 1984. Recorded in Leeds
from 819kHz with some crackling. |
74MB
81mins |
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| 1984_03_10_sat_nova_819am_1218-1522_hughobrian-ght13.mp3
New Mar 2022 |
Three hours of
Saturday afternoon 10th March 1984 starting with continuous music and
adverts up until
Hugh O'Brian starts his show at 2pm. Bernie Jameson reads the news
through the afternoon, and the headline is that Radio Nova will not be
closing down despite reports following the jamming by RTE and NUJ dispute.
Recorded from 819kHz near Blackpool. There is a brief tune away at around 22 minutes into the recording, which shows the signal strength and sidebands. |
169MB |
| 1984_03_11_sun_nova_819am_0818-1110_mikemoran_colmhayes-ght13.mp3
New Mar 2022 |
Almost three
hours of Sunday morning 11th March 1984 with Mike Moran followed at 10am by
Colm Hayes. There are no news bulletins during this recording, possibly
due to the recent NUJ action during which some news staff had left.
Recorded from 819kHz near Blackpool. |
159MB |
| 1984_03_23_fri_nova_819am_0822-0917_declanmeehan-ght15.mp3
New Mar 2022 |
Part of Declan
Meehan's last breakfast show before he went off to London for a few weeks.
Recorded from 819kHz in Leeds. |
52MB |
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| 1984_04_23_mon_nova_819am_1530-1600_greggaughran_some_tvi_gh850.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
Greg
Gaughran on Easter Monday afternoon with Bernie Jamieson on news. Recorded near Blackpool from 819kHz
and suffering from a lot of tv interferrence. |
28MB |
| 1984_04_23_mon_nova_819am_1900-1953_jasonmaine_gh850.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
The
start of a Jason Maine evening show on Easter Monday. Recorded near Blackpool from 819kHz. |
48MB |
| 1984_04_24_tue_nova_819am_0658-0845_declanmeehan_bobgallico_gh850.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
Declan Meehan
returns to breakfast after a few weeks away in London. Bob Gallico is on
news. Recorded near Blackpool from 819kHz. |
98MB |
| 1984_04_26_thu_nova_819am_0640-1000_declanmeehan_colmhayes_first_day_729_gh76.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
Declan Meehan
and Bob Gallico with a breakfast show as Nova adds a second medium wave
outlet on 729kHz to try and outwit the RTE jammers. Bob gives out news of
the jamming in the bulletins. Colm Hayes follows Declan at 9am. Recorded
in Leeds from 819kHz with some splatter from Radio Aire on 828kHz. |
174MB |
| 840430_1820_819_nova_greg_jason_workmen_during_nx_rte_jam_nx_c90_855_856_kb.mp3 |
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| 840430_1900_819_nova_rte_jamming_nx_workmen_c90_855_kb.mp3 |
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| 1984_05_05_sat_nova_882fms_0820-0915_jasonmaine_garyowens_ght6.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
Jason Maine on a Saturday breakfast show
followed by the syndicated Gary Owens 'Soundtrack of the Sixties'.
Bernie Jamieson reads the news at 9am. Recorded in Dublin from 88.2MHz. |
132MB |
| 1984_05_07_mon_nova_882fms_0700-1010_declanmeehan_colmhayes_gh481.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
Three hours of
Radio Nova featuring Declan Meehan
on breakfast with Bob Gallico on
news. Colm Hayes follows Declan at 9am. Recorded in Dublin from 88.2MHz in
stereo. |
266MB |
| 1984_05_07_mon_nova_882fms_1750-2100_gregaughran_jasonmaine_gh481.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
Another three hours of Nova featuring the end of
a Greg Gaughran May Day afternoon show with Jason following at 7pm.
Bernie Jamieson reads the news at 6pm and 7pm. Recorded in Dublin from 88.2MHz in
stereo. |
355MB |
| 840507_1747_729_nova_greg_g_c90_863_kb.mp3 |
Recorded from 729kHz in Scotland |
31M |
| 1984_05_08_tue_nova_1027fms_0020-0155_mikemoran_gh772.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
Mike Moran after midnight. Recorded in Dublin from
102.7MHz in
stereo. |
173MB |
| 1984_05_08_tue_nova_1027fms_2350-0105_mikemoran_gh506.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
Mike Moran
follows Jason Maine after midnight with 'All Night Nova'. Recorded in Dublin from 102.7MHz in
stereo. |
216MB |
| 1984_05_09_wed_nova_1027fm_0650-0810_declanmeehan_bobgallico_tx_cut_off_gh506.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
Part of the Declan Meehan breakfast show with Bob Gallico. The recording was being made from 102.7MHz when the transmitter cuts off around 8:10am. Recorded in Dublin from 102.7MHz in
stereo. |
174MB |
| 1984_05_09_wed_nova_1027fms_1805-1940_greggaughran_jasonmaine_gh74.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
Greg Gaughran
finishes his show and is followed by Jason Maine after the 7pm news with
Bernie Jamieson. Recorded in Dublin from 102.7MHz in
stereo. |
217MB |
| 1984_05_10_thu_nova_1027fm_0657-0948_declanmeehan_bobgallico_colmhayes_gh506.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
Breakfast with Declan and Bob, followed by Colm Hayes. Recorded in Dublin from 102.7MHz in
stereo. |
388MB |
| 1984_05_10_thu_nova_1027fms_0722-0809_declanmeehan_bobgallico_gh084.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
Part of the same show as above but recorded on a different radio cassette recorder. Recorded in Dublin from 102.7MHz in
stereo. |
108MB |
| 1984_05_10_thu_nova_1027fms_0818-0905_declanmeehan_bobgallico_gh084.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
Side 2 of the above cassette. Recorded in Dublin from 102.7MHz in
stereo. |
108MB |
| 1984_05_10_thu_nova_1027fms_0901-1035_colmhayes_gh770.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
Colm Hayes morning show. Recorded in Dublin from 102.7MHz in
stereo. |
217MB |
| 1984_05_10_thu_nova_1027fms_1407-1552_johnclark_greggaughran_gh771.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
John Clark followed by Greg in the afternoon,
with Bernie Jamieson reading news at 3pm. Recorded in Dublin from 102.7MHz in
stereo. |
217MB |
| 1984_05_11_fri_nova_1027fm_0715-0845_declanmeehan_bobgallico_gh504.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
Declan and Bob on a Friday breakfast show. Recorded in Dublin from 102.7MHz in
stereo. |
190MB |
| 1984_05_12_sat_nova_886fm_0900-0945_rickdees_first_show_gh773.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
Jason
Maine finishes his show and announces Rick Dees syndicated show which was
possibly the first time it was broadcast. Airchecked and recorded in Dublin from
88.6MHz in
stereo. This frequency was used as additional FM outlet during the
time RTE was jamming Radio Nova and Sunshine Radio. |
43MB |
| 1984_05_14_mon_nova_738am_0735-1040_declanmeehan_bobgallico_colmhayes_ann729_gh250.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
Three hours in the morning with Declan and Bob followed by Colm Hayes. Recorded from 738kHz in Leeds. The station was still announcing
819kHz and 88.2MHz, with additional frequencies of 729kHz and 102.7MHz.
729kHz had moved slightly to 738kHz this particular day |
286MB |
| 1984_05_15_mon_nova_819am_1858-1945_jasonmaine_gh773.mp3
Updated Jul 2021 |
Bernie Jamieson and Sybil Fennel read the 7pm news and are followed by Jason Maine.
Recorded in Leeds from 819kHz. |
42MB |
| 1984_05_17_thu_nova_819am_0745-1055_declanmeehan_bobgallico_colmhayes-gh117.mp3 Updated Jul 2021 |
Still announcing 729kHz, this 3 hours of morning shows was recorded from 819kHz in Leeds.
Of interest is the on-hour announcement from Chris Cary, which had changed
to 'Broadcasting To Dublin on 819kHz AM, 102.7 and 88 FM in stereo' |
174MB |
| 1984_05_19_sat_nova_819am_0800-0915_jasonmaine_johnclark_mentions_end_of_88fm_gh.mp3 Updated Jul 2021 |
Saturday
morning with Jason Maine, followed at 9am by John Clark. Mention is
made about saying goodbye to an old friend, 88MHz, moving over for
102.7MHz. In fact Jason had only mentioned 102.7MHz earlier in the
show, although on-hour jingle mentions both 88FM and 102.7FM. Recorded from 819kHz in Leeds. |
68MB |
| 1984_05_19_sat_nova_882fm_1102-1205_rickdees_gh159.mp3 Updated Jul 2021 |
Part of the Rick Dees syndicated American show. News is read
by Bernie Jamieson. Recorded in Dublin from 88.2MHz in stereo. |
57MB |
| 1984_05_20_sun_nova_819am_0644-0950_mikemoran_life_is_a_celebration_gh111.mp3 Updated Jul 2021 |
Mike Moran on a Sunday morning followed by 'Life is a Celebration'. Recorded in Leeds from 819kHz. |
173MB |
| 1984_05_20_sun_nova_819am_0950-1015_life_is_a_celebration_greggaughran_819signoff_gh111.mp3 Updated Jul 2021 |
Following 'Life is a Celebration', Greg takes
over at 10am, and asks listeners to tune to 738kHz as 819kHz will be
leaving the air. Recorded in
Leeds from 819kHz until the transmitter is switched off. 102.7MHz
jingles are now starting to be heard. |
27MB |
| 1984_05_21_mon_nova_819am_0740-1045_declanmeehan_bobgallico_colmhayes_gh118.mp3 Updated Jul 2021 |
Breakfast with Declan and Bob, followed by Colm Hayes. The on-hour announcement had
strangely returned to 819kHz and 88MHz this morning. Recorded in
Leeds from 819kHz. |
169MB |
| 840523_1259_819_nova_john_clark_audio_ropey_inc_exidy_breakthru_c90_870_kb.mp3 |
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24M |
| 1984_05_24_thu_nova_738am_0510-0820_mikemoran_declanmeehan_gh502.mp3 Updated Jul 2021 |
The day after
Exidy, Nova returned to 738kHz only and 819kHz was never heard again. The
pre-recorded on-hour announcements had been replaced with live id's. Recorded in
Leeds from 738kHz. |
173MB |
| 1984_05_24_thu_nova_738am_0745-0905_declanmeehan_bobgallico_738_only_no_819_gh.mp3 Updated Jul 2021 |
More breakfast with Declan and Bob. Recorded in
Leeds from 738kHz. |
74MB |
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34M |
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34M |
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62M |
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18M |
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19M |
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33M |
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31M |
| 1984_06_08_fri_nova_738am_0659-0835_declanmeehan_bobgallico-gh528.mp3
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A Friday
breakfast show with Declan Meehan and Bob Gallico. Recorded in
Leeds from 738kHz. |
86MB |
| 840621_0635_738_nova_deckie_and_bob_inc_auk_mentiion_c90_890_kb.mp3 |
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| 1984_07_10_tue_nova_738_1458-1604_greggaughran_sybil_news.mp3 |
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| 1984_07_10_tue_nova_738_1728-2030_greggaughran_jasonmayne.mp3 |
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Greg Gaughran finishes his show just before 7pm
on Wednesday 11th July 1984.
7pm news is from Sybil Fennel and Bernie Jameson and then Chris Cary hosts
a marathon five hours until midnight. This is the first half of that show. Recorded near Blackpool from 738kHz. |
144MB
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The end of
Chris Cary's 'marathon' show up to midnight on Wednesday 11th July 1984. News is then from
Sybil and George Long, with Chris Barry following with his first link
after midnight. Recorded near Blackpool from 738kHz. |
49MB
54mins |
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New Sep 2024 |
Declan Meehan
with his penultimate 'Brekkie Trekkie' from Thursday 12th July 1984. Colm
Hayes follows at 9am and Bob Gallico was on news. Recorded near Blackpool from 738kHz. |
132MB
144mins |
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1984_07_12_thu_nova_738am_1900-1945_chriscary-gh510.mp3
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Sybil Fennell
with the 7pm news is followed by Chris Cary. This recording is partially
airchecked, with at one point Chris asking for staff for the Liverpool
office. Recorded near Blackpool from 738kHz. |
48MB
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1984_07_13_fri_nova_738am_0633-0715_declanmeehan-gh510.mp3
New Sep 2024 |
Declan Meehan
with his final 'Brekkie Trekkie' from Friday 13th July 1984 with Bob
Gallico. Unfortunately
the 738kHz transmitter went off during the show. This is the
part between 6:33am and when the transmitter cuts off at around 7:15am. Recorded
in Leeds from 738kHz. After the transmitter goes off, you can hear the
adjacent big Dutch station on 747kHz which was quite strong in Leeds. |
38MB
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The 738kHz
transmitter comes back on at around 8:07am, and here is Declan Meehan
with the final part of his final 'Brekkie Trekkie' from Friday 13th July 1984. Recorded
in Leeds from 738kHz. The Dutch station on 747kHz can be heard just before
the Radio Nova transmitter comes back on. Colm Hayes follows at 9am. |
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The breakfast
show with Greg Gaughran on Monday 3rd September 1984. Dave Christian
follows at 10am. As received in Leeds on 738kHz. |
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1984_09_08_sat_nova_738am_advert_for_generator-gh518.mp3
New Sep 2024 |
There was a
fire at electricity supply substation feeding Nova Park on Thursday 6th
September and there were no generators available due to an ESB strike, so
Radio Nova were forced to advertise for a generator. This is a short
advert from the Saturday 8th September 1983 as received in Leeds on
738kHz. |
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1984_10_29_mon_nova_1027fms_1648-1734_greggaughran-ai1033_via_ib.mp3
New Sep 2021 |
Greg Gaughran
with part of the Bank Holiday Monday 'Listeners Top 100'. News is
read at 5pm by Bernie Jamieson. Recorded from 102.7MHz in stereo. |
105MB |
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New Sep 2021 |
The Top 3 of
'The Listeners Top 100' with Greg Gaughran, and then The Emperor Rosko
following news at 6pm with Bernie Jamieson. Recorded in Dublin from
102.7MHz in stereo. |
105MB |
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1984_10_31_wed_nova_1027fms_2240-2325_jasonmaine-gh520.mp3
New Oct 2021 |
A short
recording of Jason Maine on Halloween evening. News at 11pm is read by
David Johnson. Recorded in Dublin from 102.7MHz in stereo |
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1984_11_01_thu_nova_1027fms_1656-1837_greggaughran_rosko-gh520.mp3
New Oct 2021 |
The first part
of a 3 hour recording made in Dublin from
102.7MHz in stereo. This starts with Greg Gaughran just before 5pm.
The news at 5pm and 6pm is read by Bernie Jamieson, and then at 7pm she is joined
by George Long. The Rosko pre-recorded show followed the news. |
231MB |
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1984_11_01_thu_nova_1027fms_1837-2008_rosko_jasonmaine-gh520.mp3
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The Rosko show
continues from the above recording, with Jason Maine taking over after the
news at 7pm with Bernie Jamieson and George Long. Recorded in Dublin from
102.7MHz in stereo. |
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1984_12_25_tue_nova_738am_1045-1358_dennismurray_davejohnson-gh528.mp3
New Nov 2021 |
It's Christmas
Day and this is the first three hours of an 8 hour recording of Radio Nava
beginning with Dennis Murray. Dave Johnson reads the news at 11am and
1pm. Recorded near Blackpool from 738kHz. |
176MB |
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Tony Allan
takes over at 2pm with his 'Christmas in Rathfarnham Show'. The show
includes a lot of funnies, including some clips from 'Bobs Brekkie Bits'.
Mark Weller reads the news at 3pm. This three hour section follows on from
the above, and was again recorded near Blackpool from 738kHz. |
173MB |
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New Nov 2021 |
In the final part of this Christmas Day recording, Tony Allan is
followed by Dave Harvey at 6pm after the news, which is read by Mark Weller. Recorded near Blackpool from 738kHz. |
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New Sep 2021 |
A
New Years Eve programme with Chris Cary and Tony Allen, with some inserts
from other deejays. Recorded from 102.7MHz in stereo with some
random left
and right dropouts at times. |
214MB |
| 1985_04_28_sun_magic103_1035fm_1800-1845_bobgallico_classical_collection-gh186.mp3 New
Apr 2021 |
Bob Gallico hosted a classical show on Sunday evening 28th April 1985,
which seemed to be a test transmission and the first programme on the new Magic 103.
This was recorded in Blackpool from 103.5Mhz, and suffers from much
fading and interference. As with other recordings with lots of interference, they are included for historical completeness.
Dave Johnson reads the ABC Network News at 6pm before Bob starts his
show. |
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| 1985_04_29_mon_magic103_1035fm_0900-0940_daveharvey-gh186.mp3 New
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Dave Harvey
on Monday 29th April 1985, with part of the first official
programme on this new station. The 'Magic 103' jingle repeats on
the way up to station opening at 0900. Again recorded in Blackpool with
some fades. |
57MB |
| Magic103--Dublin103.5MHz--April29th1985--0900--DaveHarvey.mp3 New
Apr 2021 |
This recording of
the opening of Magic 103 with Dave Harvey is one hour and much clearer
than our own, and is courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
54MB |
| Magic103--Dublin103.5MHz--April29th1985--1001--BobGallico.mp3 New
Apr 2021 |
This clearer
recording of the first 30 minutes of Bob Gallico is courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
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| 1985_04_29_mon_magic103_1035fm_1001-1133_bobgallico-gh187.mp3 New
Apr 2021 |
More of the first offical morning, with Bob Gallico hosting 'Morning Magic'. Recorded in Blackpool from 103.5MHz
with some fading, and breakthrough from a local station. Bob
quickly moves from reading the ABC Network News at 10am, to hosting
the show, where he seems to have one or two issues with the equipment. |
131MB |
| 1985_05_03_fri_magic103_1035fms_1128-1315_bobgallico_lindaconway-gh088.mp3
New May 2021 |
Another recording of Bob Gallico hosting his 'Morning Magic' during the first week of broadcasting. This was recorded near Blackpool and suffers from a few fades and crackles, and is also partially airchecked.
Linda Conway follows the news at 1pm, which is read by Bob himself and Mark Weller.
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| 1985_05_04_sat_magic103_1035fm_1400-1600_petermadison_airchecks-gh076.mp3
New May 2021 |
Airchecks of
the first Saturday afternoon show from Peter Madison, which consists
of a phone in discussion about radio, including Aiden Cooney talking
about Big D Radio and a phone call from Doctor Don. News is read by Dave Johnson. Recorded in Dublin. |
75MB |
| 1985_05_10_fri_magic103_1035fms_0730-0905_chrisbarry_georgelong_daveharvey-gh091.mp3
New May 2021 |
A nice quality recording of Chris Barry and George Long hosting a Friday breakfast show.
It is interesting that the news by George at 8am and 9am is announced
as 'Magic 103 News' and not the syndicated 'ABC Network News' used on
Nova. Dave Harvey follows the 9am news. Recorded in Dublin from 103.5MHz in stereo. |
223MB |
| Magic103-Dublin-July22nd1985-1000-PeterMadison-BobGallico.mp3 New
Apr 2021 |
This recording of Peter Madison on a joint morning show with Bob Gallico is courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
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| 1985_08_02_fri_magic103_1035fms_1730-1901_markweller_sybilfennel_jennymcivor-gh001.mp3 New
Apr 2021 |
Mark Weller,
who reads the news, has also to cover for Sybil as she is delayed in traffic for her show. Sybil eventually arrives, and Jenny McIvor
interviews during the show. Recorded in Dublin from 103.5MHz in stereo. |
221MB |
| 1985_08_09_fri_magic103_1521am_0957-1207_petermadison_bobgallico-gh553.mp3 Updated
Apr 2021 |
Two hours of a
Friday mid mornng show from Peter Madison and Bob Gallico as recorded
near Blackpool from 1521kHz / 199m. The station lost its uhf link later that afternoon and 1521kHz carried Radio
Nova from 3pm. |
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| 1985_08_10_sat_magic103_1521am_0937-1249_hullabaloo_jennymcivor-gh553.mp3 Updated
Apr 2021 |
By Saturday morning the links had been restored and 'Magic Hullabaloo' was
on the air in the morning. 'Hullabaloo' was a programme which was aimed at young people. At
mid-day Jenny McIvor hosts a show of her own. News was read by David
Johnson. Recorded from 1521kHz
near Blackpool. |
175MB |
| 1985_08_10_sat_magic103_1521am_1253-1604_jennymcivor_lindaconway-gh553.mp3 Updated
Apr 2021 |
A continuation of the above Jenny McIvor show and then at 2pm Linda Conway
hosts a two hour show. The recording finishes with Bernie Jameson reading
the news at 4pm, and Aiden Cooney with the sports news. Again recorded from 1521kHz nea Blackpool. |
175MB |
| 1985_08_10_sat_magic103_1521am_1635-1950_tonymckenzie_berniejameson-gh542.mp3 Updated
Apr 2021 |
Saturday afternoon with Tony
McKenzie and Bernie Jameson on news. Then Bernie does her own show from
6pm, whilst still reading the ABC Network News on the hour. Recorded near Blackpool from the 1521kHz AM outlet. |
180MB |
| 1985_08_11_sun_magic103_1521am_1213-1450_nova_relay_shanemcgowan-gh542.mp3 Updated
Apr 2021 |
On this
particular Sunday, Magic were late on the air due to issues which had started on Friday afternoon and were now affecting the FM transmitter which was off the air. However 1521kHz relayed Radio Nova until around 1230, when there was continuous music until 1pm. George Long read the news and then
Shane McGowan began Magic 103 programmes for the day, announcing AM only.
Bernie Jameson reads the news at 2pm. Recorded near Blackpool from
1521kHz, with some local electrical interference. |
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| 1985_08_27_tue_magic103_1035fms_1930-2100_shanemcgowan_georgelong-gh083.mp3 New
Apr 2021 |
The last
lengthy and unedited recording we have of Magic 103 before it closed on Sunday 22nd September 1985.
This includes parts of evening shows from Shane McGowan and George Long. Recorded in Dublin from 103.5MHz in stereo.
The news is read by Bernie Jameson. |
207MB |
| 1985_08_29_thu_magic103_1521am_petermadison_airchecks-gh194.mp3 New
Apr 2021 |
This is
our last recording of Magic 103 before it closed on Sunday 22nd September 1985.
It contains a few airchecks of Peter Madison on a phone call with Dave
Windsor who was working on a station on the Mediterranean coast. Dave
had recently been on Radio Caroline, ABC Radio in Tramore, as well as
Sunshine Radio Dublin under the name of Oscar Murphy. Recorded in Blackpool from
1521kHz. |
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| 1986_04_28_mon_energy103_738am_1410-1755_cont_music_richardjackson_tonymckenzie_1st_day.mp3 |
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| 1986_04_28_mon_energy103_103fms_2240-2410_garyhammil_mikeduggan.mp3 |
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| 1986_04_29_tue_energy103_103fms_1020-1105_richard_jackson.mp3 |
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| 1986_04_29_tue_energy103_738am_2220-2305_davejohnson.mp3 |
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| Energy103--Dublin--May2nd1986--1150--RichardJackson.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
Recording kind
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
65MB |
| 1986_05_05_mon_energy103_738am_1330-1815_richardjackson_tonymckenzie_airchecks-gh601.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
3 hours of clips from over 5 hours of afternoon shows from Richard Jackson and Tony McKenzie. Recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. There is some static from a lightning storm towards the end. |
175MB |
| 1986_05_06_tue_energy103_738am_0720-0855_johnohara-gh601.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
John O'Hara hosts Energy Breakfast
with Gary Hamill on news. Recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. |
90MB |
| 19860506 Energy103--Dublin--May6th1986--1840--TonyMcKenzie--GR.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording kind courtesy
Ger Roe via
radiowaves.fm |
36MB |
| 1986_05_12_mon_energy103_103fms_0914-1000_johnohara_garyhamill_on_news_hissy_signal.mp3 |
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| 1986_05_12_mon_energy103_103fms_richardjackson.mp3 |
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| Energy103--Dublin103.0MHz--May22nd1986--0757--JohnOHara-192.mp3
New Mar 2021 |
John O'Hara with Gary Hamill on
'Early Energy'. Recorded from 103.0MHz in stereo courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
27MB |
| 1986_06_03_tue_energy103_738am_1420-1710_tonymckenzie_garethocallaghan-gh598.mp3
New Aug 2022 |
The return to Dublin's airwaves this week was Gareth O'Callaghan who took up the afternoon
3pm slot on Energy 103 following Tony McKenzie. Dave Johnson was reading the news at
3pm, 4pm and 5pm. Recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. |
155MB |
| 1986_06_03_tue_energy103_738am_1501-1635_garethocallaghan_davejohnson-gh430.mp3
New Mar 2021 |
Another
version of the return of Gareth O'Callaghan who took up the afternoon slot on Energy 103. Dave Johnson was reading the news at 4pm.
Also recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. |
44MB |
| 19860604 Energy103 - Dublin 103.0MHz - June 4th 1986 - 0713 - Early Energy with John O'Hara and Gary Hamill.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
John O'Hara with Gary Hamill on
breakfast. Recorded from 103.0MHz in stereo courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
82MB |
| 19860607 Energy 103 - Dublin - June 7th 1986 - 2345 - Gary Hamill - Pure Energy.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
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| 1986_06_08_sun_energy103_103fms_2140-2227_bryanlambert-gh381.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
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| 1986_06_08_sun_energy103_103fms_2240-2327_bryanlambert-gh381.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
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| Energy103--Dublin103.0MHz--June9th1986--1241--TonyMcKenzie-192.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
Tony McKenzie hosting lunchtime with Dave Johnson reading the news. Recorded from 103.0MHz in stereo courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
130MB |
| Energy103--Dublin103.0MHz--June11th1986--1456--GarethOCallaghan-192.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
Gareth O'Callaghan in the afternoon with
Dave Johnson on news. Recorded from 103.0MHz in stereo courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
130MB |
| 19860619 Energy 103 - Dublin - 19June1986 - 1909 - John O'Hara.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
53MB |
| 1986_07_04_fri_energy103_738am_0714-0845_tonymckenzie_davejohnson-gh1057.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
Breakfast show with
Tony McKenzie with Dave Johnson reading the news. Recorded near Blackpool from 738kHz. |
89MB |
| 1986_07_04_fri_energy103_738am_1840-2010_garethocallaghan_johnohara_georgelong-gh1062.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
The end of Gareth O'Callaghan Drive Time and into John O'Hara, with George Long reading the news. Recorded near Blackpool from 738kHz. |
88MB |
| 1986_07_05_sat_energy103_738am_0718-0850_garyhamill-gh1046.mp3
New Mar 2021 |
A Saturday morning breakfast show from Gary Hamill. Recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. |
88MB |
| Energy103--Dublin103.0MHz--July16th1986--1455--GarethOCallaghan.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
After George
Long reads the 3pm news, Gareth O'Callaghan hosts the Energy Cruise.
Recorded originally by Anoraks Ireland from
103MHz courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
128MB |
| 19860721 Energy 103 - Dublin - July 21st 1986 - 1501 - Gareth O'Callaghan.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording from
738kHz courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
13MB |
| 1986_08_04_mon_energy103_738am_1030-1200_derekjones_gerrystevens_kathykelly_on_news.mp3 |
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New 05/16 GH |
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| 1986_08_26_tue_energy103_738am_1235-1410_gerrystevens-gh947.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
Gerry Stevens
on the lunchtime show with George Long reading the news at 1pm. David Johnson takes over newsreading at 2pm. Recorded near Blackpool from 738kHz with some local noise.
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91MB |
| 1986_08_26_tue_energy103_738am_1410-1545_gerrystevens_garethocallaghan-gh947.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
A continuation
of Gerry Stevens until 3pm, when Gareth O'Callaghan takes over. Recorded near Blackpool from 738kHz with some local electrical noise.
|
85MB |
| 19860831 Energy103--103.1MHz--August31st1986--0300--MikeKingston.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Part of an overnight show from Mike Kingston. Recorded from 103.0MHz
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
143MB |
| 1986_09_18_thu_energy103_738am_0725-0900_tonymckenzie_georgelong-gh950.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
Tony McKenzie on breakfast with George Long reading the news. Recorded near Blackpool from 738kHz.
|
89MB |
| 1986_09_18_thu_energy103_738am_0900-1035_tonymckenzie_georgelong-gh950.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
A continuation of the above breakfast show with Tony McKenzie and George Long. Recorded near Blackpool from 738kHz.
|
86MB |
| Energy103--Dublin103.0MHz--September15th1986--1500--GarethOCallaghan.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
Gareth O'Callaghan hosts the Energy Cruise.
Paul Clements reads the 3pm news. Recorded from
103MHz courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
43MB |
| Energy103--Dublin103.0MHz--September21st1986--1600--GarethOCallaghan.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
More from Gareth O'Callaghan.
News is read by Michael Lewis.
Recorded from
103MHz courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
43MB |
| Energy103--Dublin103.0MHz--September24th1986--1255--GerryStevens.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
Lunchtime with Gerry Stevens. George Long
reads news at 1pm and then Sybil Fennel at 2pm.
News is read by Michael Lewis.
Recorded originally by Anoraks Ireland from
103MHz and supplied courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
129MB |
| 1986_10_07_tue_energy103_738am_0118-0425_mikekingston-gh50.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
Three hours of a through the night show from Mike Kingston as recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. There is some atmospheric fading and whistles come in at times which would have probably been from Canadian stations on 740kHz.
There is a request for someone listening in London which is interesting.
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175MB |
| 19861022 Energy103FM--Dublin103.MHz--October22nd1986--2028--TonyAllan.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
This recording joins Tony halfway through the Park Leisure Complex Hour from 7.30pm. Recorded from 103.0MHz
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
138MB |
| 1986_10_26_sat_energy103_738am_1009-1322_derekjones_rickdees-gh853.mp3 New Mar 2021 |
A Saturday morning show from Derek Jones on October Bank Holiday weekend. News is read by Michael Lewis. At mid-day Rick Dees hosts the American Top 40. Recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. |
180MB |
| 19861028 Energy103--738kHz--October28th1986--0730--GarethOCallaghan-CathyQuinn.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Gareth
O'Callaghan with a new breakfast show and co-host Cathy Quinn. News is
read at 8am by Michael Lewis. Recording is from 738kHz and courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
98MB |
| Energy103--Dublin103.0MHz--November13th1986--0040--LiamQuigley-JR.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
Lliam Quigley with a
midnight night show. News at 1am is read by George Long. Recording is from
Joe Rossa and courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
140MB |
| Energy103--Dublin103FM--December27th1986--0200--ErnieGallagher-192.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
Ernie Gallagher with a through the night show
during the early hours of Saturday. Recording is from
Emmet Hand and courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
126MB |
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| 19870119 Energy103--Dublin--January19th1987--1925--JohnOHara.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
John O'Hara on
an evening show with Teena Gates on news at 8pm. Recording is from 103.0MHz
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
127MB |
| Energy103--Dublin103.0MHz--February13th1987--0940--GarethOCallaghan.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
Gareth O'Gallaghan during mid morning, with George Long on 10am news
and followed by Tony McKenzie. Recording is from 103.0MHz
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
127MB |
| 1987_02_24_tue_energy103_103fm_1816-2015_patcourtenay_johnohara-gh672.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
The first of three
files creating a six hour continuous recording of the Energy 103 evening schedule.
Here we start with the end of Pat Courtenay. On news at 7pm is Michael Lewis. Teena Gates reads the news at 8pm. John O'Hara follows the news at 7pm.
Recorded in Dublin, but only in mono from 103.0MHz |
161MB |
| 1987_02_24_tue_energy103_103fm_2015-2225_johnohara-gh672.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
Part two of the
above recording continues with John O'Hara and Teena Gates on news for the rest of the evening.
|
177MB |
| 1987_02_24_tue_energy103_103fm_2225-0042_johnohara_alanburns-gh672.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
The final part of this six hour recording
features the end of the John O'Hara show and the news at midnight with
Teena Gates. Alan Burns follows with 40 minutes after midnight but with only the odd link. |
188MB |
| 1987_02_25_wed_energy103_103fm_0657-0857_colmhayes-gh674.mp3 |
New
11/20 GH |
168MB |
| 1987_02_25_wed_energy103_103fm_0857-1109_colmhayes_tonymckenzie-gh674.mp3 |
New
11/20 GH |
182MB |
| 1987_02_25_wed_energy103_103fm_1109-1320_tonymckenzie-gh674.mp3 |
New
11/20 GH |
188MB |
| 1987_02_26_thu_energy103_103fm_0725-0900_colmhayes-gh671.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
The first part of a six hour continuous recording.
Here is Colm Hayes on breakfast. Recorded in Dublin from 103MHz, but in mono. |
87.6MB |
| 1987_02_26_thu_energy103_103fm_0900-1035_colmhayes_tonymckenzie-gh671.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
Continuation of above Colm Hayes, into the Tony McKenzie mid-day show. |
87.6MB |
| 1987_02_26_thu_energy103_103fm_1035-1210_tonymckenzie_gh671 New Feb 2021 |
Third part of this six hour recording, continuing with Tony McKenzie. |
87.6MB |
| 1987_02_26_thu_energy103_103fm_1210-1345_tonymckenzie-gh671.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
Final part of the above recording with Tony McKenzie. |
87.6MB |
| 1987_02_26_thu_energy103_103fm_1800-1924_patcourtney_johnohara-gh670.mp3 |
New
11/20 GH |
269MB |
| 1987_02_26_thu_energy103_103fm_1945-2300_johnohara-gh670.mp3 |
New
11/20 GH |
118MB |
| Energy103--Dublin103.0MHz--March4th1987--1702--ColmHayes.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
Teatime with Colm Hayes, with Sybil Fennel reading the news.
Recorded originally by Anoraks Ireland from
103MHz and supplied courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
129MB |
| 1987_03_05_thu_energy103_103fms_0726-0813_garethocallaghan-gh431.mp3 New Mar 2021 |
Gareth O'Callaghan hosts the breakfast show with George Long on the 8am news. Recorded in Dublin from 103.0MHz. |
108MB |
| 1987_03_05_thu_energy103_103fms_0813-0900_garethocallaghan-gh431.mp3 New Mar 2021 |
Side two of the above recording with Gareth O'Callaghan. Recorded in Dublin from 103.0MHz. |
108MB |
| 1987_04_17_fri_energy_738_0735-1015_colmhayes_erniegallagher.mp3 |
GH |
149MB |
| 1987_05_01_friday_energy103_738am_0820-1000_colmhayes.mp3 |
The final Colm Hayes breakfast show on Energy 103 before he moved to RTE. Recorded near Blackpool from 738kHz. |
91MB |
| 1987_05_01_friday_energy103_738am_1000-1140_tonymckenzie.mp3 |
A continuation
of the above recording with Tony McKenzie. |
91MB |
| 1987_05_03_sun_energy103_738am_1415-1545_final_colmhayes_eurotop40_johnohara-gh638.mp3 |
The end of the European Top 40 show with Colm Hayes. This would be his
final appearance before moving to RTE. John O'Hara then takes over at 3pm. Recorded near Blackpool from 738kHz. |
85MB |
| 1987_05_04_mon_energy103_738am_0702-0844_patcourtenay-gh638.mp3 |
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93MB |
| 19870505 Energy103--Dublin738kHz--May5th1987--0700--PatCourtenay-GH.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
141MB |
| 19870505 Energy103--Dublin738kHz--May5th1987--0930--AlanBurns-GH.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
26MB |
| 19870505 Energy103--Dublin738kHz--May5th1987--1200--AlanBurns-GH.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
60MB |
| 1987_05_05_tue_energy103_103fms_1527-1703_tonyallan_teenagates-gh163.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
Tony Allan hosting the afternoon show, on the first day of the ESB strike. News is read by Teena Gates. Recorded in Dublin from 103.0MHz. |
222MB |
| 1987_05_06_wed_energy103_738am_1630-1727_tonyallan_esb_tx_cuts-gh662.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
An hour of Tony Allan when Energy seemed to be having a few power issues. There is a 2 minute break
just before the 5pm news with George Long when the 738kHz transmitter stays on, but the audio from the studio disappears.
Then at just before 5:30pm, the 738kHz transmitter cuts off. This was recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. |
54MB |
| 1987_05_07_thu_energy103_738am_0706-0715_esb_cuts_tx-gh662.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
The station
had a power break as the breakfast show was about to start, and the news with Lisa Moore was at 7 minutes past the hour. Then at around 7:15am
before Pat Courtenay could get going, the 738kHz transmitter cuts off.
|
8MB |
| 1987_05_07_thu_energy103_738am_1020-1332_alanburns-gh662.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
Following the
return to 738kHz after the power cut, here is 3 hours of Alan Burns which is part of the 1st birthday giveaway Thursday. This three hours was recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. |
180MB |
| 1987_05_07_thu_energy103_738am_1454-1806_alanburns_tonyallan-gh662.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
More from during the ESB strike. Alan Burns and Tony Allan in the
afternoon, with Teena Gates on news.
At 4pm the news states that the strike is over. Again, this three hours was recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. |
180MB |
| 1987_05_07_energy_103_dublin_via_ds.mp3 New 04/16 DS |
A
90 minute FM stereo
recording of part of the Tony Allan show in the above recording. The
news at 4pm is with Teena Gates who announces the end of the ESB strike.
Many thanks to Dave Small for this tape. |
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| 1987_05_08_fri_energy103_738am_0713-1015_patcourtenay_alanburns-gh654.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
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134MB |
| 1987_05_08_fri_energy103_738am_1015-1335_alanburns-gh654.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
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183MB |
| 19870513 Energy 103 - May 13th 1987 - 0650 - PatC-AlanB-TonyMcK GH.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
834MB |
| 1987_05_14_thu_energy103_738am_0758-1058_patcourtenay_alanburns-gh654.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
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164MB |
| 1987_05_14_thu_energy103_738am_1058-1420_alanburns_tonymckenzie-gh654.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
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186MB |
| 19870520 Energy103--103.0MHz--May20th1987--1735--TonyAllan.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
109MB |
| 19870520 Energy103--103.0MHz--May20th1987--2030--JohnOHara.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
101MB |
| 1987_05_25_mon_energy103_738am_0640-0908_patcourtenay-gh687.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
A Monday morning Pat Courtenay breakfast show.
Pat ask us to listen out for a big surprise at 7am. This turns out to be
Bob Gallico and
Lisa Moore on news. Bob had moved from Q102. Recorded near Blackpool
from 738kHz. |
134MB |
| 1987_05_25_mon_energy103_1030fms_0727-0813_patcourtenay-gh167.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
An
FM stereo recording of the above Pat Courtenay breakfast show with
Lisa Moore and Bob Gallico. Recorded in Dublin from 103.0MHz. |
108MB |
| 1987_05_25_mon_energy103_1030fms_0814-0900_patcourtenay-gh167.mp3 New Feb 2021 |
Side two of the above
FM stereo cassette. |
108MB |
| 1987_06_19_fri_energy103_738am_0822-1136_patcourtenay_alanburns_last_show-gh634.mp3 New Oct 2020 |
Pat Courtenay followed
at 09:30am by the final Alan Burns programme on Energy 103. Alan left
after 11 months to move to sunnier climes. News was with Bob Gallico and
Lisa Moore. This is part one of a 6 hour recording,
as recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. |
180MB |
| 1987_06_19_fri_energy103_738am_1145-1457_alanburns_last_show-gh634.mp3 New Oct 2020 |
The second 3 hours of the above recording continues with the final
part of the Alan Burns programme until 2pm and then into the 'Clutter Free
Show' show. Recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. |
180MB |
| Energy103Spoof--Dublin738kHz--July4th1987--2100.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Here is a recording of an amusing 'spoof' Energy 103 which appeared on 738kHz on 4th July 1987, following the theft of some transmitting components.
The components were apparently returned soon afterwards. Recording
courtesy of
Michael Mahon via
radiowaves.fm |
39MB |
| 19870731 Energy103--Dublin103FM--July31st1987--0731--BreakfastClub-JC.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
Jess Codd via
radiowaves.fm |
205MB |
| 1987_08_05_wed _energy103_1035fms_1906-2040_johnohara_schools_out-gh115.mp3
New May 2021 |
John O'Hara hosts an evening 'Schools Out'
show with later on some kids from 'The Order of Malta'. Recorded in Dublin from 103.0MHz. |
214MB |
| 19870909 Energy103--Dublin103FM--September9th1987--0935--BreakfastClubclip.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
4MB |
| 19870909 Energy103--Dublin103FM--September9th1987-1540--GarethOCallaghanclip.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
11MB |
| 19870910 Energy103--Dublin103FM--September10th1987--0820--BreakfastClubclip.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
28MB |
| 19870911 Energy103--Dublin103FM--September11th1987--0810--BreakfastClubclip.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
4MB |
| 1987_10_07_wed_energy103_738am_0813-1125_patcourtenay_tonymckenzie-gh669.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
Breakfast Club with Pat Courtenay, Lisa Moore and Bob Gallico followed by the return of Tony McKenzie from holiday in the Canaries.
Recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. There is an off channel hum on the signal which was unusual, and could have possibly been caused by Independent Radio Mayo on the same channel
whilst Energy were on low power. |
180MB |
| 1987_10_08_thu_energy103_738am_1338-1544_tonymckenzie_cassidyjones_lisamoore-gh652.mp3
New Mar 2021 |
The end of a
Tony McKenzie show and start of Cassidy Jones marathon 5 hour programme. Lisa Morroe is on news.
Recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. There is an off channel hum on the signal which was unusual, and could have possibly been caused by Independent Radio Mayo on the same channel
whilst Energy were on low power. |
116MB |
| 1987_10_08_thu_energy103_738am_1544-1757_cassidyjones_lisamoore-gh652.mp3
New Mar 2021 |
Continuation of the above Cassidy Jones show.
Recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. There is an off channel hum on the signal
especially towards the end, and could have possibly been caused by Independent Radio Mayo on the same channel
whilst Energy were on low power. |
124MB |
| 1987_10_23_fri_energy103_103fms_0937-1025_patcourtenay_tonymckenzie-gh1072.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
The end of a Pat Courtenay breakfast show and the
start of Tony Mckenzie. Recorded in Dublin
from 103.0MHz in stereo. |
109MB |
| 1987_10_23_fri_energy103_103fms_1025-1112_tonymckenzie-gh1072.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
Continuation of the above cassette with Tony
McKenzie. Recorded in Dublin
from 103.0MHz in stereo. |
110MB |
| 1987_10_23_fri_energy103_103fms_1629-1805_cassidyjones_lisamoore-gh997.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
A Drive Time
show from Cassidy Jones with Lisa Moore on news. Recorded in Dublin
from 103.0MHz in stereo. |
222MB |
| 1987_11_05_thu_energy103_103fms_0750-0832_patcourtenay-gh613.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
Breakfast Club
with Pat Courtenay, Lisa Moore and Bob Gallico. Recorded in Dublin
from 103.0MHz in stereo. |
108MB |
| 19871111 Energy103--Dublin103FM--November11th1987---0832--BreakfastClub-JC.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of Jess Codd via
radiowaves.fm |
205MB |
| 1987_11_18_wed_radio-nova-cd_999fms_0908-0955_niallmcgowan_first_day-gh618.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
Following continuous music and jingles, after 9am Niall McGowan hosts what is presumably the first official show on the new Radio Nova. He also announces 19 Herbert Street as the new address. The station announces as 100FM, but was
recorded in
Dublin from 99.9MHz in stereo. |
111MB |
| 1987_11_18_wed_radio-nova-cd_999fms_1116-1132_niallmcgowan-gh024.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
This recording is thought to be from the first official day of the New Radio Nova
which played music only from CD's. It features Niall McGowan, but the links were few and far between,
although the old Radio Nova jingles were played. The station announces as 100FM, but was
recorded in
Dublin from 99.9MHz in stereo. |
37MB |
| 1987_11_18_wed_radio-nova-cd_999fms_1138-1210_niallmcgowan-gh024.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
More from the above tape, but again
the links only appeared to be very 15 minutes. The station announces as 100FM, but was
recorded in
Dublin from 99.9MHz in stereo. |
74MB |
| 1987_11_18_wed_radio-nova-cd_999fms_1217-1233_niallmcgowan-gh024.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
The final extract from Niall McGowan from the
above tape. The station announces as 100FM, but was
recorded in
Dublin from 99.9MHz in stereo. |
37MB |
| 1987_11_19_thu_radio-nova-cd_999fms_0846-0930_niallmcgowan-gh986.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
Niall McGowan hosts a breakfast show on the new Radio Nova, which plays everything from CD players, rather than
records or carts. Listening carefully, you can just hear an Energy jingle in the background just before the 9am news with
Lisa Moore and Bob Gallico. The station announces as 100FM, but was
recorded in
Dublin from 99.9MHz in stereo. |
100MB |
| 1987_11_19_thu_radio-nova-cd_999fms_1819-1907_brendandowling-gh986.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
An early
evening
show from Brendan Dowling with Teena Gates on news. Recorded in Dublin
from 99.9MHz in stereo. |
113MB |
| 1987_11_25_wed_energy103_738am_0834-0846_breakast_club-gh760.mp3
New Mar 2021 |
A short
12 minute clip of the Breakfast Club from the day that Energy would change name to Nova. Recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. |
11MB |
| 1987_11_25_wed_energy103_738am_1120-1150_cont_music_ads_bobgallico_with_jobspot-gh886.mp3
New Mar 2021 |
Tony McKenzie was missing from his
mid-morning show, with Niall McGowan filling in. On this recording, there is
just music and commercials, but Bon Gallico does read the jobspot at 11:30.
Intereting that one of the cd's sticks and there is no comment about it. Recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. |
27MB |
| 1987_11_25_wed_energy103-novapower103_738am_1216-1406_energy_becomes_nova_at_1300-gh886.mp3
New Mar 2021 |
By 12:15pm,
Niall had been joined in the studio by Cassidy Jones and they were hinting
at something happening at 1pm.
This recording then has the merging announcement of Nova and Energy on the
news at 1pm with Bob Gallico and Sybil Fennel. Also mentioned on the news
is the overnight collapse of the 300 foot mast on Radio Caroline. Recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. |
100MB |
| 1987_11_25_wed_novapower103_738am_1406-1557_tonymckenzie-gh886.mp3
New Mar 2021 |
Tony McKenzie with his new afternoon show on the renamed Nova Power 103,
with Cassidy Jones in the studio with him. Recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. |
101MB |
| 1987_11_25_wed_novapower103_738am_1558-1737_tonymckenzie-gh886.mp3
New Mar 2021 |
More of Tony
McKenzie and Cassidy Jones on the first afternoon of Nova Power 103. Recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool.
The foreign interference on 738kHz starts to appear during this section
causing wobbly audio. |
90MB |
| 1987_11_25_wed_novapower103_738am_1739-1759_tonymckenzie-gh886.mp3
New Mar 2021 |
The end of Tony McKenzie up to just before the 6pm news. Recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool,
with some foreign interference. |
17MB |
| 1987_11_25_wed_novapower103_738am_1803-1920_dublintoday-gh886.mp3
New Mar 2021 |
The first
'Dublin Today' news programme on which Chris Cary is interviewed at the
end about the new station.
It is hosted by Teena Gates, Lisa Moore and Sybil Fennel. Recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool,
sadly with a lot of winter foreign interference. |
78MB |
| 1987_11_25_wed_novapower103_738am_1920-2035_schoolsout_verypoorsignal-gh886.mp3
New Mar 2021 |
This is a bit
of the
'Schools Out' show with John O'Hara. It is only here for completeness on
the first day, as sadly on this particular day the foreign interference is
very bad. Recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. |
70MB |
| 1987_11_26_thu_novapower103_738am_0640-0953_liamcoburn_cassidyjones-gh723.mp3
New Jan 2021 |
The end of the Liam Coburn overnight show, and
then 3 hours
of the first breakfast show on the renamed 'Nova Power 103' featuring Cassidy Jones, Lisa Moore and Bob Gallico. Recorded from 738kHz near Blackpool. |
175MB |
| 19871126 NovaPower103--Dublin--November26th1987--1111--PatCourtenay.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
55MB |
| 19871127 NovaPower103--Dublin--November27th1987--0834--CassidyJones-AC.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
7MB |
| 19871127 NovaPower103--Dublin--November27th1987--0907--CassidyJones-JC.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of Jess Codd via
radiowaves.fm |
98MB |
| 19871127 NovaPower103--Dublin--November27th1987--0950--CassidyJones-AC.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
7MB |
| 19871203 NovaPower103--19871203--0858--Dublin103FM--PatCourtenay.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
105MB |
| NovaPower103--19871207--1239--Dublin103.0MHz--PatCourtenay.mp3
New Sep 2021 |
Pat
Courtenay on lunchtime. Teena Gates and Bob Gallico are on news at 1pm. Recording
is from 103.0MHz in stereo and by kind courtesy of Joe Cashin via
radiowaves.fm |
65MB |
| 19871210 NovaPower103--19871210--1326--Dublin103FM--PatCourtenay-JC.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
Jess Codd via
radiowaves.fm |
106MB |
| 1987_12_10_thu_novapower103_103fms_1722-1857_tonymckenzie_dublintoday-gh984.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
Tony McKenzie finishes his afternoon show, and then at 6pm is 'Dublin
Today' hosted by Lisa Moore, Teena Gates and Dennis Murray.
The new on the hour station ID mentions 100FM, 103FM and 738am along with
the Philips CD system. Recorded in Dublin from 103.0MHz in stereo. |
220MB |
| 1987_12_10_thu_novapower103_103fms_1858-2031_liamcoburn-gh428.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
Continuing from
the above cassettee, the end of
'Dublin Today' and then into an evening show from Liam Coburn. Recorded in Dublin from 103.0MHz in stereo. |
220MB |
| 1987_12_11_fri_novapower103_1945-2116_timkelly-gh425.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
A Friday eveing show from Tim Kelly. Recorded in Dublin from 103.0MHz in stereo. |
110MB |
| 1987_12_13_sun_novapower103_103fms_0033-0120_noelclancy-gh426.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
The overnight show from Noel Clancy. Recorded in Dublin from 103.0MHz in stereo. |
110MB |
| 1987_12_13_sun_novapower103_103fms_0202-0247_noelclancy-gh426.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
More of the overnight show from Noel Clancy. Recorded in Dublin from 103.0MHz in stereo. |
109MB |
| 19871214 Power103--19871214--1130--Dublin103FM--PatCourtenay.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
21MB |
| 1987_12_18_fri_energy103_738am_0901-1208_cassidyjones_patcourtenay-gh773.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
After only a couple of weeks, the newly named 'Nova Power 103' was forced
to drop reference to 'Nova' and revert to their old name of Energy. The
first half of a 6 hour continuous recording, this part featuring Cassidy Jones
followed by Pat Courtenay. Recorded near Blackpool from 738kHz. |
175MB |
| 1987_12_18_fri_energy103_738am_1208-1522_patcourtenay_tonymckenzie-gh773.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
The final 3 hours of the above recording with Pat Courtenay followed by Tony McKenzie. |
175MB |
| 19871221 Energy103--19871221--1100--Dublin103FM--PatCourtnay--AC.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
10MB |
| 19871225 Energy103--19871225--0747--Dublin103FM--CassidyJones.mp3
New Apr 2021 |
Recording
courtesy of
radiowaves.fm |
92MB |
| 1987_12_27_sun_energy103_103fms_1400-1447_cassidyjones_lisamoore-gh340.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
Afternoon with Cassidy Jones and Lisa Moore on news. Recorded in Dublin from 103.0MHz in stereo. |
107MB |
| 1987_12_27_sun_energy103_103fms_1450-1503_cassidyjones_lisamoore-gh340.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
The end of the
Cassidy Jones show up to 3pm, then Lisa Moore reading the news with Tony McKenzie trying
to put her off reading it. Recorded in Dublin from 103.0MHz in stereo. |
30MB |
| 1987_12_27_sun_energy103_103fms_1635-1710_tonymckenzie_lisamoore-gh340.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
Tony McKenzie a little later, with Cassidy Jones in the background and
Lisa Moore on news. Recorded in Dublin from 103.0MHz in stereo. |
79MB |
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| Energy103--Dublin--January1st1988--1130--PatCourtenay-BestofEnergy87.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
Pat Courtenay presents ‘The Best of Energy ’87’ on New Year’s Day 1988 on the Dublin station. This is a selection of sketches from when he was the presenter of The Breakfast Club.
Recording is
courtesy of both Ian and
radiowaves.fm |
117MB |
| Energy103--Dublin--February13th1988--0850--ChrisCameron.mp3
New Jun 2021 |
With only a month until Energy would close, this is a short extract of a Saturday morning breakfast show with Chris Cameron,
with Michael Mahon reading the news at 9am. Recording is courtesy of
Michael Mahon via
radiowaves.fm |
17MB |
| 1988_03_10_thu_energy103_103fms_0759-0933_tonymckenzie_bobgallico-gh346.mp3
New Feb 2021 |
Energy 103 closed suddenly on 11th March 1988. This is a recording of
part of the breakfast show with Tony McKenzie and Bob Gallico the day before the
closure.
Recorded in Dublin in stereo from 103.0MHz. |
215MB |
