Pulse FM, the Dublin-based youth music pirate radio station, has announced it has shut down as part of the process of applying for a licence from the Independent Radio and Television Commission. The station claims it has about 8 per cent of Dublin radio listenership.
Pulse FM seeks radio licence
Pulse FM, the Dublin-based youth music pirate radio station, has announced it has shut down as part of the process of applying…
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