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Treble TR was Dublin’s country and Irish music station and broadcast from 1981 until the end of 1988 on 945 kHz (and later 891 kHz) and 99.5 FM. This recording is from the 30th of December 1988, the station’s final day of broadcast. It begins just after 6pm with Aidan Cooney referring to the fact … Continue reading ""http://pirate.ie/archive/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/ireland_dublin_tttr_sticker-1024x282.jpg