AON SCEAL, Wednesday 8.00pm - 9.00pm

Iris Chlár seachtainiúil i nGaeilge, ag clúdach scéalta áitiúla agus níos leithne. Bíonn míreanna againn ar chúrsai spoirt, ceoil, cultúr go rialta, maraon le himeachtaí áitiúla (Fingal mar shampla).

Bionn údair linn ó am go chéile ag caint faoina saothar. Cíoraimíd raon leathan ábhar, de réir mar a bhíonn siad tráthúil.

A weekly magazine programme As Gaeilge, covering a variety of topics of local and wider interest. We aim at those who are trying to improve their command of Gaeilge as well as those who are fluent already.

We have regular feeds of Nuacht from local clubs, schools, etc. and regularly feature What’s On items and book reviews. If it’s of interest and there’s someone available to tell us about it As Gaeilge, here’s where you’ll find it!

Find out what’s going on in the area, share your stories with us, we are a platform for local news of all sorts – Táimíd i gcónaí oscailte do bhur nuacht. Seo bhur gclár.

Má tá baint agat le club áitiúil de shaghas ar bith, tugaimíd cuireadh duit teagmháil a dhéanamh linn má tá AON SCÉAL suimiúil agat le roinnt le Pobal Ghaeilge 15.

For more information on Grainne's show, you can visit the 'Aon Scéal' page on Facebook or email at aonsceal925@gmail.com

If you would like to hear a topic covered on the show or have us cover an event in the area then just give us a call on 01 822 7222 or email info@phoenixfm.ie.

Podcasts | Aon Sceal

Aon Sceal by 92.5 Phoenix Fm on Mixcloud

AFTERTUNES, Weekdays 4.00pm - 5.00pm

Aftertunes is a hour long music show aired live weekdays at 4.00pm to 5.00pm.

With a different presenter each day, there is a wide range of style and music choice.

The music played varies from rock, pop, electro, hip-hop, with a mix of songs from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today.

If you would like to hear a topic covered on the show or have us cover an event in the area then just give us a call on 01 822 7222 or email info@phoenixfm.ie.

You can listen live from 4.00pm to 5.00pm each weekday afternoon on 92.5 FM in Dublin 15 or online at www.phoenixfm.ie.

As with all our live shows you can text the studio on 085 10 50 181.

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AG CAINT LE GRAINNE

Bunaithe ar an gclár 'Getting to know you', seo clár ina chíoraimíd saol agus saothar aoíanna ó shaol an spoirt, an cheoil, is araile, a bhfuil baint éigin acu le Baile Átha Cliath 15.

In this programme we get to know the other side of the public personality, and explore their “Gaeilge” roots, among other things.

There are many interesting Gaeilgeoirí living or working in, or connected to D15. We’ve met a broad range of them from a variety of walks of life.

Even if you’re not a fully fledged Gaeilgeoir, listen in and use it as a way of brushing up

Roinnt de na daoine a bhí linn ar Ag Caint le Gráinne ná / some of our guests to date; Micheál O Muircheartaigh, Stella O Malley (Cotton Wool Kids), Ciarán Kilkenny, Aine Ni Ghlinn, Joe Higgins agus go leor eile.

If you would like to hear a topic covered on the show or have us cover an event in the area then just give us a call on 01 822 7222 or email info@phoenixfm.ie.

Podcasts | Ag Caint Le Grainne

Ag Caint Le Grainne by 92.5 Phoenix Fm on Mixcloud

HOW TO VOLUNTEER

A group of around 90 volunteers who either live or work in the Dublin 15 area are involved in 92.5 Phoenix FM and perform a variety of jobs from broadcasting and research to fundraising and administration. We offer you the chance to join our project and to develop skills in broadcasting. New volunteers are always welcome.

If you are interested in getting involved complete our Volunteer Application Form or email us at info@phoenixfm.ie.

If you have an idea for a programme you can also work on our Programme Proposal Form. This option is applicable if you already have radio experience. Please also attach a demo of your previous work.

VOLUNTEER ROLES WITH 92.5 PHOENIX FM

Support/Administration.
A project of this size requires a lot of support people. These people perform a variety of jobs e.g. book-keeping, reception, training, fundraising, sponsorship & advertising sales. Without their work, the station would cease to exist.

Production/Research.
Producing programs for the large number of communities in Dublin 15 requires a huge amount of information gathering. Without the help of numerous more local people, the station can not provide the level of service necessary for the people of the area. Those of you who are already involved in activities within the area are perfectly placed to fill this role. If you feel you could help with providing or gathering some of this information, then maybe you would like to join one of our production teams.

Broadcasting/Presenting.
Do you like talking to people? Are you interested in finding out about what they do and why they do it? Then maybe you would be interested in being a presenter on the station. You will work with a production team to arrange and conduct interviews with various people in the local communities for broadcast on the station.

PROGRAMME PROPOSALS

If you have an idea for a programme and the previous experience mentioned on the How to Volunteer page then you can download the Programme Proposal Form and email it to our Programming Coordinator, Iain O’Connor at iainoconnor@phoenixfm.ie.

Download Form here

COMMUNITY RADIO ETHOS

Where does the community radio ethos of 92.5 Phoenix FM come from?

1. Community radio

Community radio provides us with a tool to increase awareness of the community’s potential to actively participate in the social, economic and cultural development of our area

2. Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI) Community Radio Policy

“A community radio station is characterised by its ownership and programming and the community it is authorised to serve. It is owned and controlled by a not for-profit organisation whose structure provides for membership, management, operation and programming primarily by members of the community at large. Its programming should be based on community access and should reflect the special interests and needs of the listenership it is licensed to serve.”

3. The aim of Phoenix FM is to
Operate, manage, and run a not-for-profit community radio station whose management and programming is based on community access and participation. Programmes will reflect the special interests and needs of the listenership of the Dublin 15 Community that it is licensed to serve, and will be in line with the community ethos of the BCI licence and the AMARC charter

(See www.amarc.org)

4. What our licence application said
Phoenix FM will present programmes, which will reflect the richness of diversity in terms of special interests and activities in the communities of Dublin 15. Integral to all policy decisions and to the construction of programme schedules will be the need to reflect the social, socio-economic, cultural and demographic realities of the community served by the franchise area.

Our programming will be predomininantly talk-based, with a 70% speech content and 30% music content in any one weekly schedule.

Programme material will whenever possible, be sourced within Dublin 15, as will production, technical and presentation personnel. Our programme service will be developed as a communication network for the various voluntary groups in Dublin 15

(With BAI approval, Phoenix FM has since changed its speech/music ratio to 60/40)

5. What our BAI licence Contract says
Standards.

The programmes broadcast by the Contractor shall at all times be such as in the opinion of the Commission:

• are of high general standard;
• are of a high quality transmission;
• are based on community access;
• reflect the special interests and the needs of the listeners in the Specified Area whom it is licensed to serve; and
• add to the diversity of programming already in existence in the Specified Area.

6. What our Business Plan to CSP Pobal says

Summarise the activities which your community service/enterprise will undertake:

Develop the full potential of the station as a community facility for the Dublin 15 community

Build the capacity of the organisation to further develop its volunteer base

Specifically focus on a number of target groups such as disadvantaged youth, older people, people with disabilities, travellers and communities in the Rapid area

• Develop a wider understanding of the potential of community radio in supporting target groups
• Raise awareness of participation and accessibility by all community groups in their radio station
• Develop and implement outreach projects (awareness/access/training) to improve social inclusion
• Collaborate with a range of key stakeholders, including the V&S sector, Garda, Drugs Task Force
• Work with Fingal Volunteer Centre (Blanchardstown) to develop policies and procedures for volunteers
• Design and develop a website as an awareness raising and communication tool
• Design training & educational programmes for socially excluded groups, such as disadvantaged youth, Travellers and ethnic minorities, in order to support them to develop and produce their own programmes
• Develop outside broadcast facilities