Tuesday

LiveDrive, Dublin City Council's dedicated live traffic update service, broadcasting Monday to Friday six hours per day, from 7am until 10am and from 4pm until 7pm. Helping thousands of commuters get around the city with real time traffic updates and more of the music you love.

Good Morning Dublin is 103.2 Dublin City FM’s premier weekday morning show aired from 10am to 11am. The programme includes an eclectic mix of interviews, discussions and coverage of everything from current affairs, politics, health, food & drink, lifestyle and all kinds of events taking place across Dublin. Phone Number: +35318658020 Text Only: +353871791032 Email Address: goodmorning@dublincityfm.ie

Join us for one hour every Tuesday afternoon at 12pm when you can immerse yourself in our selection of great classical music all chosen for your enjoyment, delight and joy. You can hear music which Stems from the early 17th Century to present times and you will enjoy a veritable selection of some of the best known and best loved classics from the genre.

Alec Drew - The Business Expert hosts You and Your Business, a weekly radio show where business leaders from all sectors share seminal moments in their lives. Asking insightful questions he encourages guests to retrace their steps from the start of their career to where they are now and talk about key influencers that shaped their success. It gives listeners their weekly fix of encouragement to believe in themselves and demonstrates the abundance of resources that are available to help you complete your journey to destination SUCCESS. He is Past President of the Professional Speaking Association, Ireland, a member of the PSA and the Global Speaking Federation. 'The concept of business is simple until you let a human being near it' alecwdrew.com

Tune in to Dublin's Greatest Hits for your favourite tunes from Ireland and beyond!

Presented and produced by Ewan O'Doherty the programme features the traditional dance music and song of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, England, Brittany and Galicia as well as contemporary and newly written music in traditional style. The programme concentrates mainly on earlier and archive recordings, including many from the acoustic/pre-electric era, sourced from 78s made in the United States and elsewhere, as well as from rare LPs and cassettes from the 1950s onwards. 'Ceolta Oileain' is broadcast on Tuesdays 2-3pm, looking forward to your company and hoping you enjoy the programme.

A programme dedicated mainly to the great music of the 60s, 70s and 80s, where you can relive and remember the hits of the past. The music played covers all genres from the era featuring traditional, soft jazz, rhythm and blues, disco, reggae, country and a lot of pop classic chart hits. Tune in and let yourself drift away with great sounds every Tuesday from 3pm.

LiveDrive, Dublin City Council's dedicated live traffic update service, broadcasting Monday to Friday six hours per day, from 7am until 10am and from 4pm until 7pm. Helping thousands of commuters get around the city with real time traffic updates and more of the music you love.

Tune in to Dublin's Greatest Hits for your favourite tunes from Ireland and beyond!

On the Road is a weekly motoring programme covering all aspects of the auto industry with interviews, news and views, including the latest model launches, road safety issues, electric and hybrid vehicles and also covering all forms of motorsport both nationally and internationally on two, four and sometimes even three wheels. Including rallying, racing , rallycross, off road and motorcycling road racing and also focusing on the veteran and vintage motor car and motorcycle scene.

Join Ben Emmett and John Dickson live every Tuesday at 8pm for The Astronomy Show, Ireland's only dedicated astronomy programme. Ben and John present the latest news stories about current and future manned and unmanned space missions, launches, astronauts, events on the ground and the latest discoveries and cosmology theories from around the Universe. The weekly "What to see in the Sky" slot is also very popular. They also welcome any questions and comments you may have. Watch out for special guests and competitions too.

Hello China explores the cultures that intertwine both China and Ireland in relation to tradition, recreation, education, fashion, trendy topics and much, much more.  爱尔兰唯一一档讲述中国故事的英文电台节目，旨在向听众介绍中西方文化，促进中爱交流。

Bren Lynott of Trouble Pilgrims presents "Threads" every Tuesday night at 9pm. Each week the show is built around a common theme linking all the songs played on the show together. The 'Thread' changes each week at Bren's whim. Special guests will join Bren on occasion and choose that week's 'Thread' and talk about songs that have had a huge influence on their lives. Listeners will also be invited to suggest a 'Thread' for future programmes.

Ear to the Globe is the most comprehensive guide to new World Music releases on Irish radio. A two-hour weekly programme, it features international releases from all the major artists of Africa, Latin America, Asia and Arabic countries, as well as significant representation from European and North American folk traditions, plus cross-cultural partnerships and fusions and odd and quirky gems and curios. The show also highlights visiting artists and bands and includes interviews and occasional ticket giveaways. Past interviewees include Youssou N’Dour, Lucky Dubé, Vieux Farka Touré, Amparo Sanchez, Debashish Bhattacharya, Bob Brozman, Rachel Unthank, and many more. Expect to hear: Dub Colossus, Amadou & Mariam, Khaled, Tinariwen, Susana Baca, Rodrigo & Gabriela, Mariza, Gillian Welch, the Unthanks........... soukous, gnawa, cumbia....... Balkan brass bands, Indian slide guitar, Brazilian psychedelia........ koras, ngonis and balafons....... saz, oud, kamancheh....fiddles and accordions... sitars and gamelans...... and electronics and dance beats too. The show has been presented by Nigel Wood since 2001. He also provides World Music for a range of events including “The Wicklow Dance Club”, “Ear To The Globe Social Club” in The Workman’s Club (last Sunday of the month), functions, parties and weddings. He contributes World Music reviews to the Irish Times.

Dave Barry delivers a unique mix of soul, jazz, easy listening, reggae, ska and much much more. From James Brown to Bob Marley and everything in-between. The perfect way to spend a chilled-out Tuesday night and Wednesday morning! After Hours - every Tuesday night into Wednesday morning from midnight until 2am.