We listened to this radio station a lot in our hotel room. I appreciated that we didn't have to…read moredeal with the cancon stuff back in Canada so we got to hear some of our favorites without the mandatory Canadian content. I love Canadian rock but it is nice to just listen to another country's station and by pass all of this. Good mix.

Great station ! Plays all the legendary song's, album's, and amazing competitions! Hopefully it…read moregets a national license for all the Irish rockers like me!

Oh no I've been outed! A friend gets into the car with me, and as I turn the engine on it…read moreautomatically starts the radio. She gasps in horror "you listen to Q102!... what is wrong with you?" What's wrong with me is this: when driving I lose any sense of taste when it comes to music. Sure at home I listen to the likes of Radiohead, Beck and Tori Amos, but when it comes to driving I want cheese cheese cheese all the way. Preferably, and this is important, cheese that I can sing along to, and that is where Q102 comes in. Q102 are really an easy listening station... basically it Karaoke classics 24/7. I know that my 17 year old self would roll her eyes in disgust! I know it gives me all the street cred of an aged librarian, but I don't care. When I'm in a singing mood it's Q102 all the way... you'd just better hope I don't have the windows rolled down!

I'm with Maire; when it comes to my driving soundtrack, there's plenty of room for some pungent…read morecheese. Thank goodness Q102 has no qualms in supplying my Co. Dublin drive time with the boppy dance hits and sing-along ballads that make other divers I share the road with look over in wonder at the flapping jaws and over-emoting happening behind my wheel. The playlist gets a little repetitive -I think they buy one Top 40 list at a time -and the studio produced ads are flat out obnoxious, but when it's camp and fluff I'm in the mood for, Q102 provides.

Dublin's 98 FM is addictive: the more you listen to it the more you like it. At the moment, I've…read morebeen tunning in to listen to the morning crew: Dermot, Dave and Siobhan. Their show runs from 6 am to 10 am and it consists of chart music and jokes. Their banter can actually be funny and the perfect way to make a long walk into town shorter. They also do this thing called the Toll Trolls which I find stupid. Toll Trolls are these two fabricated nasally voiced characters that make fun of stuff that's in the news or being talked about around town. Their voices are so annoying and they use all the really stupid Dublin slang. Besides this small segment, the rest of the show is entertaining.

Near fm is an BAI licensed, communally owned, not-for-profit project. It is operated by a…read moredemocratic co-operative. All kind of music and radio programmes in English, Irish, French, Italian, Brazilian, Spanish.

The management at this station haven't a clue about .... music !! They have had the opportunity to…read morehave a monopoly on Dance/RnB listership over the past few years, because all of the other stations are even worse than Spin - but they've blown it. I could give you quite a few good reasons, but the main ones that have mattered to me, and probably many others, are :- 1. Playlist content : the same 50 songs are played every day, week, month - for the whole year - why !!! - a shocking policy - there are 10's of thousands of great Dance/RnB songs from the past 30 years to choose from - but instead, Spin chooses to bore the life out of it's loyal listeners ... especially the musically-educated ones .... and 2. Playlist realtime : you can spend all day searching for one as you listen to Spin online - but trust me and save your time - a Spin Playlist for every [or ANY] show, does not exist [it's standard practice on any other properly managed DAnce station worldwide...] 3. Morning show : get rid of the three annoying eegits Emma,? Dave? and Ashling ? and their excruciating canned laughter, and play some MUSIC instead :) Thanks for reading

Spin 1038 is a 'young people's radio station…read more Playing all the latest chart, dance, pop, indie and any other kind of music, it's definitely a cool station to listen to. It started a number of years ago and has grown hugely in popularity, particularly with young people. It has a great breakfast show, lunchtime, afternoon and the evening show 'the zoo crew' is hugely popular with kids, particularly those who listen to it when doing they're homework! You'll no doubt se they're popular 'spinnies' floating around Dublin - pink mini's with loads of branding.

What can I say...I love their playlist, lots of 80s and 90s and a real uptempo upbeat attitude. I'm…read morea fan I'm a fan I'm a fan. I switch my radio on in the morning and within minutes I'm singing along at the top of my voice smiling to everyone either on the bus or in other cars. Lifts my heart. Tune in and cheer up! http://www.4fm.ie/index.asp

Every taxi man on a Friday night will be listening to FM 104's Phoneshow hosted by Adrian Kennedy…read more It's probably one of the most talked about radio shows because of the controversial things that are said on air. It's a lot like Jerry Springer but in a radio format. Adrian Kennedy ends up fighting with most of his guests because of the ignorant and racist comments being aired. It's interesting to listen to what people really think and has that confessional feel. Besides the Phoneshow, you can listen to chart music, celeb gossip and news briefs. Although not the most intelligent radio station, it still satisfy people's need to be connected to the city.

Again, another popular station with the younger crowd, but this would have bigger listenership than…read moreSpin 1038. The two stations would be fierce rivals! Highlights on their schedule include The Strawberry Alarm Clock (this is is great craic in the mornings), The Jam and the controversial FM104 talkshow.