LMFM
LMFM is a standalone local radio station located in Drogheda, Ireland. It holds the title of the largest radio station in the Republic of Ireland outside of the major cities of Dublin and Cork, reaching over 300,000 adult listeners. In 2005, the station was acquired by media group UTV Media, which is now known as Wireless Group, in a transaction valued at around €10 million.
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1 week ago |
lmfm.ie | Colm Corrigan
Fixture details have been confirmed for the 2nd round of the FAI Cup next month.. Holders Drogheda United, who were recently drawn at home to non-league Crumlin United, will welcome the Dublin outfit on Friday night July 18th. While the same night, Dundalk will be up against Premier Division Sligo Rovers at Oriel Park. Both games will have 7.45 kick-off times.
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1 week ago |
lmfm.ie | Colm Corrigan
The Louth team for Sunday's All-Ireland SFC Preliminary Quarter Final against Donegal, shows one change in personnel from the side that beat Clare last weekend. Dermot Campbell, who was listed to start against the Banner County only to fail a fitness test, is due to return at full-back in place of Dan Corcoran. Corcoran returns to the subs bench.
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1 week ago |
lmfm.ie | Colm Corrigan
Ahead of his team's All-Ireland SFC Preliminary Quarter Final away to Donegal on Sunday, Louth senior team manager Ger Brennan says he hopes his team will be given a fair crack of the whip by the match officials. Barry Cassidy from nearby Derry will take charge of the Ballybofey clash, and is one of the Country's most experienced referees.
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1 week ago |
lmfm.ie | Colm Corrigan
Louth Senior team manager Ger Brennan has supported the latest rule change, relating to the punishment for a foul on the kick-out mark. Instead of a free moved 50m up, such fouls will now result in a free kick from the spot where the foul occurred. Brennan, who takes his team to Donegal for Sunday's All-Ireland Preliminary Q-Final, says it makes sense that the rule has been altered..
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1 week ago |
lmfm.ie | Colm Corrigan
The Meath Seniors head north to Antrim on Saturday, hoping to nail down a knockout place in the Intermediate Championship.. Anton O'Neill's side opened their group campaign with a win away to Westmeath - but then last weekend, they suffered a home defeat at the hands of Offaly in Trim. However a quarter final berth remains within their grasp, although nothing will come easy against an Antrim side who lead Group One with two wins from two.
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