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16th June 2016
03:57pm BST

Elsewhere, Alison Curtis’ Saturday Breakfast will also be broadcast on Sunday mornings and journalist and presenter Nadine O’Regan will host her award-winning ‘Songs in the Key of Life’ on Sunday nights on Today FM.
Kelly Anne Byrne will host ‘The Beat Goes On’ on Saturday and Sunday nights, with ‘Ed Smith’s Songs of Praise’ indie music show brought forward to an earlier time of 7pm on Sundays.
Phil Cawley will continue to host his afternoon shows on both Saturday and Sunday, while Neil Delamere’s Sunday Best and The Sunday Business Show complete the station’s weekend line-up.
Sunday morning presenter Declan Meehan will retire from Today FM after 20 years, while Jim O’Neill’s last show will be on Sunday, 26 June.
Commenting on the refreshed schedule, Keith McCormack, CEO at Today FM said: “We’re excited to announce this new weekend line up and the opportunity to add new talent to the schedule. We’re confident that our refreshed offering can build on previous successes and bring in new audiences.
"The new shows will continue to deliver the great music you’ve come to expect from Today FM, and invite listeners to participate in Ireland’s weekend conversation.”