Who owns Galway Bay FM?
Western Community Broadcasting Services Limited
The owner of Galway Bay FM is Western Community Broadcasting Services Limited. The main shareholder is Oranmore businessman Mr Gerry Rabbitte. Other investors include the Archbishop of Tuam Dr Michael Neary, the Western Health Board, the GAA and the Galway Advertiser.
What time is news on Galway Bay FM?
Galway Bay FM’s ‘Over The Line’ broadcasts every Monday from 8pm.
Where is Galway Bay FM?
Galway Bay FM is an Irish independent local radio station and operates under a licence from the Broadcasting Commission of Ireland. Established in 1989, the station broadcasts from studios in Galway, serving the city and County Galway.
Can you listen back to Galway Bay FM?
In the Galway Bay FM archive, You can search more than 1786 previous programmes, and can listen to them again.
What channel is Galway Bay?
Galway Bay FM Listen Live – 95.8-97.4 MHz FM, Galway, Ireland | Online Radio Box.
Can you play Galway Bay FM?
Galway Bay FM playing you the best overnight music you’ll anywhere on the radio.
What radio station is the Galway Races on?
Regarded as Ireland’s largest horse racing festival, tune into all the action on the day with TG4, Racing TV and on radio with Galway Bay FM.
What age is Keith Finnegan?
Keith & Katie Finnegan Keith Finnegan, 53, is a radio broadcaster and CEO of Galway Bay FM. He’s married to Joan and has two children, Katie, 24, and Aidan, 22.
What time is over the line on Galway Bay FM?
8pm
Galway Bay FM’s ‘Over The Line,’ sponsored by JFW Renewables, broadcasts every Monday and Friday from 8pm.
What frequency is Galway Bay?
This station has more than one FM frequency in its broadcast area of ‘Galway’….Listen to Galway Bay FM on FM.
| FM | 95.8 MHz |
|---|---|
| FM | 97.4 MHz |
What time are Galway Races on today?
The Galway Races Summer Festival opens on Monday 25th July 2022 with the first race at 5.10pm. The festival ends on Sunday 31st July with the last race at 5.40pm.
What time is Galway Races on TV today?
RTE will be broadcasting live from 5pm until 7pm. Viewers can also stream the coverage on the RTE Player or through the RTE Player app. The first two races and the final race of the say will be shown on Racing TV. There will be 52 races over the seven days with over €1.8 million worth of prize money on offer.