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KLAS Radio was one of the second wave of 1990s pirates to defy the new broadcasting legislation that came into force in the Republic of Ireland at the beginning of 1989. It broadcast from 1991 until 1993 from just south of the border in Co. Monaghan, a short distance from Aughnacloy in Co. Tyrone. This … Continue reading ""https://pirate.ie/archive/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/ireland_monaghan_klas_828am_business_card-1024x585.jpg