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Radio Leinster was one of Dublin’s niche pirates, featuring an easy listening and chat format in contrast with the chart music played on many stations. It began on 29th April 1981 from an elevated site in Sandyford overlooking the city. A professional 1 kW transmitter on 738 kHz travelled well by day but was subject … Continue reading ""https://pirate.ie/archive/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/19830501-SundayWorld-753x1024.jpg