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1. JNLR 2015Q4 National Listenership: Overall there was a minor drop in listenership nationally, well within statistical error and certainly not to trouble with this issue any further. National listenership remained at a healthy 83% or 3,001,000 ...; Created on 23 January 2016
2. JNLR 2015Q4 Dublin Listenership: In Dublin listenership to overall radio listenership dipped marginally from 81% to 80%. Still the most listened to station in the capital is RTE1 commanding a 30% reach up 9% on the year or 27,000 listeners. ...; Created on 23 January 2016
3. JNLR 2015Q4 Regionals and Local: There’s too much data here – so I’m going to simply provide the numbers and you can extrapolate what you want from it. In the four regions there's still a job to do to catch up with the “home locals” - ...; Created on 23 January 2016
4. JNLR 2015Q4 Top Thirty: There were some good wins for RTE1 occupying the top five slots in the programmes that gained year on year and three of them in the weekend schedule. They also hold the top five book on book – but the ...; Created on 23 January 2016
5. JNLR 2015Q4 Station Programmes: Here we have a look at the different stations and their weekday offerings. This time out the year on year and book on book are explored.; Created on 23 January 2016
6. JNLR 2015Q4 Cork Listenership: Cork was akin to a bare-knuckle scrap in the last few books – now it looks like a mismatch and no rematch in the contract. RedFM pulled away, yet again, to 133,000 or 32% reach having added 34,000 listener’s ...; Created on 23 January 2016
7. JNLR 2015Q3 National Listenership: The national picture shows that radio listenership is still in a healthy position with a reach of 83% of the population every day. While this is up 18,000 on the previous year (14Q3) it’s down marginally ...; Created on 28 October 2015
8. JNLR 2015Q3 Dublin Listenership: Dublin radio reach is slightly below the national figure at 81% and represents 829,000 adults per day. The trend in Dublin was not so healthy and back at the start of 2014 where the reach was only 78%. ...; Created on 28 October 2015
9. JNLR 2015Q3 Regionals and Local: There’s a lot in the regional and locals so I’m simply going to provide the ammunition: those who want can fire the bullets. All regional stations are performing well against the nationals but still have ...; Created on 28 October 2015
10. JNLR 2015Q3 Top Thirty: The Top 30 is a bit of a mess in terms of comparatives and has been thrown off kilter. The whole 2FM schedule has changed, not only in terms of characters, but, and more importantly for the purposes here, ...; Created on 28 October 2015
11. JNLR 2015Q3 Station Programmes: Here we have a look at the different stations and their weekday offerings. This time out the year on year and book on book are explored.; Created on 28 October 2015
12. JNLR 2015Q3 Cork Listenership: Red FM have firmly established themselves as the number one station in Cork now at 125,000 or 30% of the population. This is a complete reversal of fortunes since the survey twelve months ago which saw ...; Created on 28 October 2015
13. JNLR 2015Q2 National Listenership: The JNLR 2015Q2 research is now available. The samples and estimated universes have changed little on last year and therefore are no real cause for concern. The survey shows that Radio listenership is ...; Created on 29 July 2015
14. JNLR 2015Q2 Dublin Listenership: Turning our attention to the capital now, we see that radio listenership is up 26,000 on the previous year or 2.5% and now stands at 81%. Considering that radio listening in the city declined every survey ...; Created on 29 July 2015
15. JNLR 2015Q2 Top Thirty: The fallers are very much in the preserve of RTE1 in this book with four of the five fallers from the national broadcaster. But the top drop slot is reserved for Anton Savage on Today FM whose time slot ...; Created on 29 July 2015
16. JNLR 2015Q2 Station Programmes: Here we have a look at the different stations and their weekday offerings. This time out the year on year and book on book are explored.; Created on 29 July 2015
17. JNLR 2015Q2 Regional/Local Stations: A brief look at the Local/Regional Stations: The regional stations like Beat and iRadio NW do well in their areas coming second to the home local stations and in front of RTE1 and seem to be on a continuing ...; Created on 29 July 2015
18. JNLR 2015Q2 Cork Listenership: I’m not ignoring our friends down South, it’s just that time is the enemy in the days that the results are released. I know there’s terrific interest in the region, but the interest in the national picture ...; Created on 29 July 2015
19. JNLR 2015Q1 National Listenership: The latest edition of the JNLR for 2015 Q1 reveals, yet again, that radio is in a healthy position. Every day just over 3m people tune in to one or more radio station or 84% of the population. This is ...; Created on 28 April 2015
20. JNLR 2015Q1 Dublin Listenership: Radio in Dublin is up by 8% or 22,000 listeners on the previous twelve months and radio listenership now stands at 829,000 or a reach of 81% of its citizens. Book on book the increases are marginal growing ...; Created on 28 April 2015

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