JP McCartney

JP McCartney

JP McCartney spent more than 45 years on terrestrial radio before moving to the internet 9 years ago. JP loves 60s and 70s music, especially The Beatles. He stays busy with 3 grandchildren and his 2014 Ruby Red Ford Mustang Convertible. If you have a favorite 60s or 70s artist or song, make sure you let JP know about it.

Coming Up Shows Schedule

Thursday

19:00 - 22:00 (Europe/Dublin)

On Air DJs

JP McCartney

JP McCartney

BREAKING

M50 update as road section reopens after horror crash - live traffic updates ● Daniel Kinahan's life in Portlaoise Prison – 'ongoing battle' to murderous inmates ● Tommy Fleming to make first TV appearance since opening up about sexuality ● Garda watchdog investigating M50 wrong way crash after nine people rushed to hospital ● New Go-Ahead depot in Dublin 15 set to 'improve current bus capacity' ● Government urges public to 'check their passports' for one detail before travel ● Solar eclipse warning over 'knock-off' protective glasses as experts cite eye damage ● Government accused of using Climate Act as 'scapegoat for years of political failure' ● Elderly female cyclist, 80s, seriously injured after being struck by truck in Kildare ● Daniel Kinahan has entire landing to himself in Portlaoise Prison's most secure block ● Popeyes announce opening date of new Liffey Valley location with free food for first 100 customers ● More Dubliners own homes outright than pay mortgages in the city ● Monday evening delays across Dublin city - live traffic updates ● Puppies found dumped and abandoned in Finglas industrial waste bin ● Gardaí investigating blaze near Citywest as Dublin Fire Brigade tackle flames ● M50 update as road section reopens after horror crash - live traffic updates ● Daniel Kinahan's life in Portlaoise Prison – 'ongoing battle' to murderous inmates ● Tommy Fleming to make first TV appearance since opening up about sexuality ● Garda watchdog investigating M50 wrong way crash after nine people rushed to hospital ● New Go-Ahead depot in Dublin 15 set to 'improve current bus capacity' ● Government urges public to 'check their passports' for one detail before travel ● Solar eclipse warning over 'knock-off' protective glasses as experts cite eye damage ● Government accused of using Climate Act as 'scapegoat for years of political failure' ● Elderly female cyclist, 80s, seriously injured after being struck by truck in Kildare ● Daniel Kinahan has entire landing to himself in Portlaoise Prison's most secure block ● Popeyes announce opening date of new Liffey Valley location with free food for first 100 customers ● More Dubliners own homes outright than pay mortgages in the city ● Monday evening delays across Dublin city - live traffic updates ● Puppies found dumped and abandoned in Finglas industrial waste bin ● Gardaí investigating blaze near Citywest as Dublin Fire Brigade tackle flames ●

M50 update as road section reopens after horror crash - live traffic updates → Daniel Kinahan's life in Portlaoise Prison – 'ongoing battle' to murderous inmates → Tommy Fleming to make first TV appearance since opening up about sexuality → Garda watchdog investigating M50 wrong way crash after nine people rushed to hospital → New Go-Ahead depot in Dublin 15 set to 'improve current bus capacity' → Government urges public to 'check their passports' for one detail before travel → Solar eclipse warning over 'knock-off' protective glasses as experts cite eye damage → Government accused of using Climate Act as 'scapegoat for years of political failure' → Elderly female cyclist, 80s, seriously injured after being struck by truck in Kildare → Daniel Kinahan has entire landing to himself in Portlaoise Prison's most secure block → Popeyes announce opening date of new Liffey Valley location with free food for first 100 customers → More Dubliners own homes outright than pay mortgages in the city → Monday evening delays across Dublin city - live traffic updates → Puppies found dumped and abandoned in Finglas industrial waste bin → Gardaí investigating blaze near Citywest as Dublin Fire Brigade tackle flames →

Now playing

Dublin Local Radio

Your City - Your Voice