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London Irish Community Radio was a seven day station that could be heard in London between March and May 1988. The station was set up by Jimmy Smith, the owner of Dublin's country music station Treble T R Radio in order to serve the large Irish community in London. The station operated in stereo on 89.5MHz, but was raided in early May 1988 after only a few weeks of broadcasting.

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London Irish Community Radio was raided in early May 1988.

Above is the cutting from 7th May 1988 issue of London Irish News,
and right is from 13th May 1988 issue of
The Ealing, Southall and Acton Informer.
(Click each image for full size.)










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An article from The Irish Post of 30th July 1988 reporting on the court case resulting from the raid.

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London Irish Community Radio Audio Library


1988_04_01_fri_london_irish_cr_895fms_1130-1300_donmonaghan-gh259.mp3 New Mar 2024 Lunchtime on Good Friday, 1st April 1988. The first presenter between 11:30 and 12pm is not know, but Don Monaghan programmes from mid-day. Recorded from 89.5MHz in stereo on which the audio quality is very good. 218MB
95mins

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