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The Indo Daily: Doireann Garrihy is back, but can anything save RTÉ 2FM from irrelevance?

30 January 2025
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The Indo Daily: Doireann Garrihy is back, but can anything save RTÉ 2FM from irrelevance?
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Doireann Garrihy has returned to 2FM to host the drivetime program after a summer of departures of star presenters. Alongside new faces like Roz Purcell and Aisling Bonner, Garrihy will be part of an invigorated lineup aiming to attract a youth audience. RTÉ 2FM’s new direction has sparked debate about the station’s cultural significance and relevance to its target demographic.

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