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The latest JNLR figures show 82% of the population tuning in to radio every day, which translates into weekday figures of 3.1 million listeners.

As the stations tweet their results and boast about their latest results, we bring you all the info in one place.

In our latest opinion piece, Martin Block, Media Consultant, writes about how younger people are listening to the radio less than 10 years ago.

The latest JNLR results show more than 3.17 million listeners (15+) tune into radio every weekday, with daily radio listening at 83% of all…

As the stations tweet their results and boast about their latest results, we bring you all the info in one place.

The latest JNLR listenership figures released today show that Irish radio stations continue to attract 85.5% share of the audio market in…

Here's how the latest radio listening figures for the second book of 2018 was reported by the stations and social media.

The latest JNLR listenership figures released today show that Irish radio stations continue to attract an 85.5% share of the audio market in…

As the stations tweet their figures and boast about their latest results, we bring you all the JNLR info in one place.

Daily radio listening continues to thrive, at 82%, as Irish radio audiences listen for almost 4 hours per day during the prime 7am to 7pm time.

As the stations tweet their results and boast about their latest results, we bring you all the info in one place.

The latest radio listening figures released by JNLR today show over three million people tuning into Irish radio on a daily basis.

Here's how radio stations across Ireland are shouting about their latest audience figures on social media.

Radio continues to dominate audio listening in Ireland with 3.1 million tuning in each day; up 14,000 from this time last year.

Twitter is the place to boast about your latest JNLR listening figures, so here are some of the ones we spotted.

JNLR figures published today show 3.1 million people - or 82% of the country - tune into the radio each day.

As the stations tweet their results and boast about their latest results, we bring you all the info in one place.

Here's our round-up of what the stations say after the publishing of JNLR figures for the first quarter of 2017.

We've teamed up with iLevel to bring you in-depth coverage of the latest radio listening figures.

Send your notes, news and updates to news@radiotoday.ie for our full story round-up.

The numbers are in, the data has been calculated, and here are some of the biggest facts from the latest JNLR results!

As the stations tweet their results and boast about their latest results, we bring you all the info in one place.

Today's JNLR results for TXFM shows the station gained an extra 3,000 listeners in the last three months.

As the stations tweet their results and boast about their latest results, we bring you all the info in one place.

RTÉ 2fm has lost 58,000 listeners over the past year, having recorded 146,000 listeners on a daily basis in the latest JNLR figures.

As the stations tweet their results and boast about their latest results, we bring you all the info in one place.

The latest JNLR listening figures are public from 5pm and once again RadioToday brings you live reaction and results on one page.

The headlines, comments and quotes from the most recent JNLR results are appearing here in real time from 5pm.

The numbers are in, the data has been calculated, and once again we bring you our hour long live blog on the information as it appears.

The JNLR results are in and this is the place to get the unbiased, unvarnished facts for the Q2 2015 book!

The numbers are... the data has been calculated... and the station managers have had time to work out they are all number 1!

The latest facts and figures as they come in from around Ireland for JNLR 'wave 1'.

As the final JNLR book for 2014 is released, the CEO of IRS+ has criticised its code of procedure, saying it prevents the growth of local…

The numbers are out and the data has been calculated. Results are public from 5pm and RadioToday brings you reaction and reports in real time…

A people-metering technology system - currently used to calculate television ratings - is to be piloted by the Irish radio industry next year, to…