redfm.ie
Cork radio station and news publisher serving listeners in Cork, Ireland
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About redfm.ie
Cork's RedFM is a radio station that publishes local and national news, entertainment and music content, and produces podcasts including The Neil Prendeville Show and RedFM Breakfast With KC.
Its audience is radio listeners and readers interested in Cork and Irish news, music and entertainment. The site also carries job listings and advertising.
Product: Radio programming, news and entertainment content, podcasts, advertising and job listings.
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