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South Coast Radio was one of the popular Cork pirates of the early 1980s and broadcast on 1557 kHz (announced as 194 metres) and 104 FM. This recording was made from FM from 2204-2304 on 12th April 1982. Alan Reid (aka Henry Condon, RIP) has just taken over from John Kenny and is on the … Continue reading ""https://pirate.ie/archive/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/South-Coast-poster-square-DX-944x1024.jpg