The Pat Kenny Show has retained its position as the most popular show on commercial radio in Ireland, according to the latest JNLR radio listenership figures. The show attracts 237,000 listeners daily. Other notable highlights include, Newstalk's increasing listenership, Ciara Kelly and Shane Coleman's breakfast show reaching record highs, and the continued success of Ivan Yates' afternoon program.
has retained its dominant position as the most popular show on commercial radio in Ireland, according to the latest JNLR radio listenership figures. The figures show that Pat’s unique blend of news, politics, debate and entertainment is now attracting 237,000 listeners every day.
is now the second most-listened-to radio station in the country with its daily and weekly reach increasing by over 30,000 compared to this time last year.The station has also retained its status as the country’s second most-listened-to station and has seen both its daily and weekly reach increase by over 30,000 compared to this time last year.with Ciara Kelly and Shane Coleman to get a head start on the day with up-to-date news, expert analysis and energetic conversation.has reached a new record high audience of 139,000 – showing that it continues to be a big hit with listeners across the country.maintains a strong audience of 150,000 as he brings a mix of news, entertainment and features to ease the commute home."Our strategy of engaging the public in the stories, discussions and conversations that count for them is really paying dividends," he said. "Be it a general election, a major gig, the latest parenting advice or debating how to improve work/life balance, we’re talking to our audience about the stories that matter to them. "This set of results gives a great start point to 2025 as we look to continue the growth delivered by our hard-working teams.”Two thirds of Irish doctors don’t take sick leave when mentally unwell
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