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Al Porter has quit Today FM and says he is taking a break from public life after recent allegations against him.

Today FM presenter Al Porter is to take time off from his show following recent events.

Former Classic Hits 4FM, FM104 and 2FM presenter Declan Pierce has joined Today FM to host a new dance and R&B show.

After pressure from his listeners on Today FM, Ian Dempsey has agreed to present his show in front of a live audience in a wedding dress!

Now in its second year, Today FM along with presenters and listeners is hoping to raise €500,000 in the fight against cancer.

Today FM's Sound Garden stage will return to Electric Picnic this year with some new additions to the line up.

The Last Word on Today FM will air a specially commissioned docu-series entitled: ‘The Rebel Princess: why did the Irish cry for Diana?’

Meath native Reilly will succeed Ursula Halligan who spent close to two decades in the position.

New 10 year contracts have been given to Communicorp stations Today FM and SPIN South West and two community stations.

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Tesco has been announced as the new sponsor of Dermot and Dave’s mid-morning show on Communicorp's Today FM.

The lads are kicking off the Ah Sure Lookit in Killarney tonight.

Communicorp's Today FM has a new website, new app and a refreshed logo now in use.

News of his appointment was broadcast live on-air and on Facebook live just after 11am Wednesday, during Dermot & Dave's new morning show.

Ann joined Today FM 13 years ago in 2004 after two weeks on work experience. Since then she hosted spots on, and been part of, Tom Dunne's show,…

The voice of Manchester United joined Today FM after three decades commentating on the football club for Piccadilly Radio in England.

Today FM lunchtime duo Dermot & Dave are to host a brand new mid-morning show on the national station, replacing Anton Savage.

RTÉ Radio 1 has successfully secured full and exclusive live radio rights for all GAA games for the next five years.

The station has also released a statement, saying it has decided not to renew Anton's contract.

Independent radio stations throughout Munster will come together tomorrow to pay tribute to the late Anthony Foley, Head Coach of Munster Rugby.

The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland has received fast track applications from Today FM and Spin South West.

Today FM's Dare to Care fundraiser has turned its attention to presenter Matt Cooper, who has been dared to write and perform a tune.

A cheque worth €113,056.18 has been accepted by Mark Mellett of The Irish Cancer Society from Today FM following the success of its charity album…

Today FM has retained the rights to broadcast live and exclusive radio commentaries of Premier League football games in the Republic of Ireland…

Declan Meehan is leaving the station after 20 years and Jim O’Neill also also hosts his last On The Road show.

Today FM recently played host to a special night in Cork’s Opera House, in honour of the Republic of Ireland Euro 2016 squad.

Today FM has appointed Keith McCormack as Chief Executive Officer, replacing Peter McPartlin.

Changes at Today FM will see evening host Fergal D'acry moved to afternoons whilst Louise Duffy heads to evenings.

Today FM, Spin South West and Limerick's Live 95FM are getting the Fast Track procedure from the BAI after just one expression of interest was…

Today FM has been officially named as the official radio partner of this year’s VHI Women’s Mini Marathon held on Monday 6 June.

The contract renewals for Today FM, Spin South West and Limerick's Live 95FM are likely to go ahead with the existing operators.

Today FM presenter Dave Moore is joining 105.2 TXFM for the month of March, to present a weekly show “Metal March with Dave Moore”.

The BAI is inviting expressions of interest for the contracts held by Today FM, Spin South West and Limerick Live.

Wednesday will be a day of trading places as all the presenters on the weekday schedule swap shows for one day only.

Today FM Chief Executive and TXFM CEO Peter McPartlin is to leave the station after four years at the helm.