David ‘Dave’ Macardle secured a temporary High Court injunction last week against his employer Siteridge Limited, which trades as RedFM via IrishTimesBiz
David Macardle got temporary injunction against employer Siteridge Limited amid dispute with radio stationThe dispute centres over an alleged demand by the station that David Macardle cease his current arrangement of presenting the show from Dublin three days a week, and instead host it from its Cork studio on all five weekdays.A local radio presenter is to continue to present his show from studios in Dublin and Cork for the time being, the High Court has heard.
Late last week, David “Dave” Macardle who presents the “Dave Mac’s Drive” programme on Cork radio station RedFM secured a temporary High Court injunction against his employer Siteridge Limited, which trades as RedFM. The dispute centres over an alleged demand by the station that Mr Macardle cease his current arrangement of presenting the show from Dublin three days a week, and instead host it from its Cork studio on all five weekdays.
The injunction, granted on an ex-parte basis, allowed Mr Macardle to present his show under those arrangements on Thursday and Friday of last week.
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