EU BUSINESS NEWS / Irish Enterprise Awards 2022 33 , With these three being just an excerpt of what Ballina Killaloe Local Radio can offer its listeners, it’s easy to see how this charming radio station has become a favourite of listeners from the twin townships and beyond, and it looks forward to welcoming many more listeners into the fold as it continues to grow and develop. Company: Ballina Killaloe Local Radio Contact: Ronan Ryan Website: ballinakillaloelocalradio.com Jan22563 Best Internet Radio Platform 2022 Ballina Killaloe Local Radio, on the verge of the launch of its first ever radio app, is an online radio station dedicated to keeping its local community connected. From the twin towns of Ballina and Killaloe, this radio station keeps everyone up to date with all the necessary local news and goings-on, as well as music and entertainment to keep residents of all ages company throughout their day. A companion to everyday life in the region, this station takes pride in working with local people, for local people, bringing fresh insight to the historical area. Ballina Killaloe Local Radio is a local radio station, but it is also so much more than that. Over the years it has been in operation, its shows and DJs have ingratiated themselves with the wider worldwide entertainment industry, and nowadays it has listeners all over the world – even as far as Texas. Nominally, its 24/7 streaming covers music, local news, friendly entertainment, and a variety of different personalities to keep a person company throughout their day, all of it broadcasted online for free. Recently, the twin towns can look forward to a 90s show with Joe Scully, a Blues Café, and a Celtic and Folks Fusions show all coming soon; they can also go through its website to catch up on all the local news such as upcoming parades and local events, as well as updates on issues such as the Shannon Crossing funding. Additionally, its online schedule gives listeners the chance to check in with what they can expect. In the picturesque region, and with so much talent both working for its station and in its listener base, it works hard to keep itself diverse and engaging, working in new and exciting shows or segments on a regular basis. This is a big part of what makes up the ethos and principles behind Ballina Killaloe Local Radio; a friendly, community-based station with the production quality and entertainment value to stand up beside any national or international station. Its DJs – all ten of them – also mirror this ideology, each of them working with a singular dedication and tenacity to make their shows the best of the best. For instance, Ronan Ryan, who mans the country and Irish show from 9pm to 11pm on Mondays, is an entertainer and long-time member of The Rakish Paddies. From the Ballina side of the river, he plays multiple instruments and wishes to share his passion for music with the wider world, excited to be able to bring a blend of things old and new to the listenership that he loves to see tuning in. Similarly, Mike Hackett’s show focuses on folk and traditional, whereas Bridget Kelleher over in Killaloe’s show is one more focused on good memories and signature tunes from the past and present both, creating an environment where listeners can tune in and indulge in a bit of healthy nostalgia.
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