98FM

98FM is a community radio station based in Dublin, Ireland, managed by Bauer Media Audio Ireland and licensed by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland. The station transmits on the FM frequency of 98.1 MHz. Its broadcast antenna is situated on Three Rock Mountain in County Dublin, operating at a power of 5 kW, allowing it to reach audiences in Dublin and nearby counties. Additionally, 98FM has a relay station in north County Dublin that broadcasts on 97.4 MHz. Since 2022, 98FM has been promoted with the tagline "Dublin's Good Times."

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E-Scooter Rider Dies Following Collision In Finglas

6 days ago | 98fm.com | Laura Donnelly

A man in his 20s who was seriously injured in a collision in Finglas yesterday evening has died. Gardai were called to the scene on the Cappagh Road shortly after 5 o'clock. The e-scooter rider was taken to Blanchardstown Hospital with serious injures and has since died. Gardai are appealing for witnesses.
Man Arrested In Connection With Annie McCarrick Murder

1 week ago | 98fm.com | Emma Tyrrell

A man has been arrested in connection with the murder of Annie McCarrick. The 26 year old American went missing from her home in Sandymount in Dublin in March 1993. Gardaí say a man in his 60's was detained on suspicion of her murder this morning. A search operation is also underway at a house in the Clondalkin area of Dublin and the home and garden will be the subject of both technical and forensic examinations.
Jewellery Worth Over €100,000 Recovered After Robbery In City Centre

1 week ago | 98fm.com | Laura Donnelly

Jewellery worth over €100,000o has been recovered after a robbery from a business in the city centre in the early hours of this morning. A man in his 40s has been arrested. Gardai were called to the scene on Clarendon Street at 2.45am, following reports of a burglary. They discovered the premises was damaged and jewellery was taken. Gardai circulated a description of a suspect obtained from CCTV, and a man in his 40s was arrested a short time later near St Stephen's Green.
Cyclist Dies Following Crash In Lucan

1 week ago | 98fm.com | Laura Donnelly

A 19 year-old cyclist has died following a collision in Lucan this morning. Gardai say the cyclist was struck by a van shortly after half-7. Emergency services were called to the scene at the junction of Griffeen Avenue, the R136 and Balgaddy Road where a cyclist was struck by a van. The 19 year old man received treatment at the scene before being taken to Tallaght Hospital where he was later pronounced dead.
Two Arrested in Connected With Fatal Crash In Blanchardstown

1 week ago | 98fm.com | Laura Donnelly

Two more people have been arrested in connection with a hit and run which killed two people in December. Anthony Hogg and Georgina Hogg Moore were struck by a car which failed to remain at the scene on the evening of St. Stephen's Day. A man in his 40s and a woman in her 30s are being held at a Dublin Garda Station. Another man has previously appeared before the courts in connection with the crash.
Former City Centre Church To Be Turned Into Food Hall

1 week ago | 98fm.com | Emma Tyrrell

A former church in Dublin city centre is to be turned into a food and dining hall. Dublin city council has given Fáilte Ireland the green light to redevelop St Andrew's church on Suffolk Street. The former tourist office, that's located just off College Green and near Grafton Street, has remained mostly empty for a decade. The area is a hotspot for visitors, with the Molly Malone statue located right in front of the old church. Dee Laffan is a food journalist and Editor of Scoop Food Magazine.
Four New City Centre Toilets Estimated To Cost €5.7m

2 weeks ago | 98fm.com | Emma Tyrrell

Dublin city council is proposing spending close to €6 million on four new public toilets for the city centre. It follows a U-turn on plans to shut the only remaining public bathroom in the city at St Stephen's Green. The city council had planned to close temporary toilets at the top of Grafton street after a fall in demand but scrapped the idea after backlash from councillors and the public. It's now revealed proposals for four new public bathrooms.
Deliveroo Begins Drone Deliveries In Dublin

2 weeks ago | 98fm.com | Emma Tyrrell

Deliveroo has launched drone deliveries in Dublin. Over the coming days, customers in a 3 kilometre radius of Blanchardstown will be able to order from local restaurants. More food outlets will be added over time, with plans to launch grocery and retail drop-offs within the next six months. It's the first time the platform has offered drone delivery for its customers anywhere in the world. The new service, that will be operated by Manna, will be tested over the coming weeks.
35 People Deported From Dublin To Nigeria

2 weeks ago | 98fm.com | Emma Tyrrell

35 people have been deported from Ireland to Nigeria. Gardaí from the National Immigration Bureau carried out an operation yesterday which resulted in 21 men, 9 women and 5 children being removed from the state. They were put on a chartered flight from Dublin airport last night. The children were all part of family groups. It's the latest in a series of deportation flights which resumed this year.
Man Seriously Injured In Eden Quay Stabbing

2 weeks ago | 98fm.com | Emma Tyrrell

An appeal for witnesses is underway after a stabbing in Dublin city centre yesterday. Gardaí say a man was seriously injured during an assault in the area around Rosie Hackett Bridge on Eden Quay at around 4.30pm yesterday afternoon. He was taken to the Mater hospital for treatment and the scene was preserved for a technical exam. A man in his 30s was subsequently arrested and taken to a garda station in the city. Anyone who was in the area between 4 and 5pm yesterday is being asked to come forward.