JNLR station figures

Badabing

deadhead13 wrote: »

Drivetime figures include Mary Wilson, Des Cahill and Dave Fanning.

Jesus know wonder then their doing so well! Matt Cooper is up against 3 shows.

deadhead13

I'd imagine that was the plan.

Badabing

deadhead13 wrote: »

I'd imagine that was the plan.

What they should do obioulsly is compare both shows 4.30-6.30, thats very unfair for the advertisers as Mary Wilson and Des Cahill have very different listerners and different demographics.

Leaderbored

Fago_25 wrote: »

Anybody know Ray Foley's listenership figures?

No exact numbers, but according to the Sunday Business post, he dropped 11% on the quarter hour measurement, one of the highest Today FM presenter losses. This was considerably higher than the station's average loss in this area, which was 7%

Fago!

I've just found out Ray Foley dropped 8000 listeners to 165,000.

Good stats here. But no Local radio stats,

http://www.radiowaves.fm/newsstand/irishexaminer/090213jnlr.gif

ANybody know listership figures for Fm104 and Dublins 98? individual DJs figures, Not market share percentage and the like. All that Jibber Jabber confuses me.

I'd be interested in the Morning Crew on 98 and Mark Noble on 104's figures. Or KC on Red Fm in Cork?

Ha ha. Just seen this on RedFm's website... As if...

The Red Rooster is the number 1 breakfast show in Cork for 15-34 year olds with an impressive 3.5 million people tuning in daily for such features as Rooster funny bits, Celebrity Swear Jar, Lenny's Link, Showbiz bits, TV bits with Sheena from entertainment.ie, Kids in the Car, Bridie Mary, Pat the faker, the Munster Munchkins, Celebrity guests, live sessions, and worlds best and worst comedians.

Again... impressive 3.5 million people tuning in daily

Hahahahahaha

Big Balls

hi Fago, it's very hard to compare any of the above shows you mentioned, 98, 104 and Cork. I assume you're asking as the rules of the Meteors claim that voting is based on the shows TAP.

98's brekkie and 104's drive are not comparable as they're different times, it's even hard to compare 98s drive and 104's drive as like for like, the two shows start at different times but reach for reach as you compare both drive gigs, 104 are nearly 40,000 ahead of 98.

As a reach total based in purely 'how many punters does each show pull in' I think 98 are somewhere in mid 80s, 104's drive is close on 80, I don't know about Red though.

mike65

Eamon Keane up 37% Sheesh.

DMC

But from a seriously low figure, Mike. 43,000 listened to him before? It's poor. If you split the difference between Ronan Collins and the News at One, they have over 4 times the audience.
How many of those go to Newstalk for 12-1, and go to back to Radio 1 at 1pm, might explain things.

mike65

Ronan Collins is indeed prolly the man Eamon should thank

FlutterinBantam

Absolutely, I do that myself betimes.

Might be a tad off topic but up 1100 on Sundays, Newstalk is quite good imho compared to RTE1.

Manimal

Big Balls wrote: »

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98's brekkie and 104's drive are not comparable as they're different times, it's even hard to compare 98s drive and 104's drive as like for like, the two shows start at different times but reach for reach as you compare both drive gigs, 104 are nearly 40,000 ahead of 98.

.

It should be pointed out that 104s drive programme is longer than 98s so naturally its reach figure is going to be higher. However, Knobby is doing a good job on 104 drive I'll certainly give him that.

Badabing

Are they out today anyone know?

fixieboy

Can't find them anywhere....I think the media observe an embargo until tomorrow.

shaper13

Haven't seen them all yet, but understand that in 2fm the breakfast show is down 3k, G Ryan down 11k, Will Leahy down 11k, Michael Cahill down 20k and Rick O'Shea up 2k.
The media embargo is until 5pm today.

flazio

Rick has tweeted that he believes that his show is the only one on the way up. This should also be the first look at how i105-107 is getting on. Where is the most non biased place on the internet to see this figures?

fixieboy

Irish Times I'd say

Badabing

From Newstalk, Dunne at 69,000 , Breakfast show 72,000, Hook 103,000 Keane 59,000 Otb 42,000

fixieboy

here we are....bang on 1700hrs

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2009/0514/breaking53.htm

mike65

Off radiowaves newsfeed stations not programmes

National Reach and Market Share
Listenership to any regional / local radio station remained the same at 55%.
There was an increase in weekday reach for RTÉ Radio 1 to 25% (+1), while Today FM’s reach figure decreased to 15% (-1). The remaining national services maintained their listened yesterday figures, with RTÉ 2FM at 16%, Newstalk 106-108 at 7% and RTÉ Lyric FM at 4%.

With regard to market share, the figure for any regional / local radio station in the 7am-7pm period was 49.1%, a decrease of 0.5% compared with the January - December 2008 figure.
There were increases in market share for RTÉ Radio 1 at 22.7% (+0.8) and Newstalk 106-108 at 3.6% (+0.1).
RTÉ Lyric FM maintained its market share of 1.7%, while there were marginal decreases for RTÉ 2FM at 11.6% (-0.2) and Today FM at 10.6% (-0.3).

Weekday Reach Figures
Any Regional/Local 55% (Same)
RTÉ Radio 1 25% (+1)
RTÉ 2FM 16% (Same)
Today FM 15% (-1)
Newstalk 106-108 7% (Same)
RTÉ Lyric FM 4% (Same)

Weekday Market Share Figures 7am-7pm
Any Regional/Local 49.1% (-0.5)
RTÉ Radio 1 22.7% (+0.8)
RTÉ 2FM 11.6% (-0.2)
Today FM 10.6% (-0.3)
Newstalk 106-108 3.6% (+0.1)
RTÉ Lyric FM 1.7% (Same)

National (excluding Dublin and Cork)
Weekday Reach Figures
Any Regional/Local 57% (Same)
RTÉ Radio 1 23% (+1)
RTÉ 2FM 19% (-1)
Today FM 18% (Same)
Newstalk 106-108 5% (Same)
RTÉ Lyric FM 2% (-1)

Weekday Market Share Figures 7am-7pm
Any Regional/Local 50% (-0.1)
RTÉ Radio 1 19.4% (+0.8)
RTÉ 2FM 13.7% (+0.1)
Today FM 12.4% (-0.7)
Newstalk 106-108 2.1% (-0.1)
RTÉ Lyric FM 1.2% (Same)

National (excluding Dublin and Cork) - local stations
At a local level all commercial radio stations registered changes to their market share, while the reach figure changed for twelve of the sixteen stations concerned.

The figures for the April '08 - March '09 survey period with regards to Reach were as follows:
Highland Radio 65% (-1);
Limerick’s Live 95FM 56% (+1);
Shannonside Northern Sound 54% (+4);
Tipp FM 50% (+2);
WLR FM 49% (Same)
Ocean FM 48% (+2)
Radio Kerry 47% (Same)
Clare FM 46% (+2)
Mid West Radio 46% (-4)
South East Radio 40% (-1)
Midlands 103FM 35% (+2)
Galway Bay FM 35% (-4)
KCLR 96FM 34% (-2)
LMFM 33% (+1)
East Coast FM 31% (Same)
KFM 23% (Same)

The figures for the April '08 - March '09 survey period with regards to Market Share were as follows:
Highland Radio 62.4% (+2.1)
Tipp FM 52.3% (+3.3)
Mid West Radio 52.2% (-4.1)
Shannonside Northern Sound 50.5% (-0.8)
Radio Kerry 48.6% (+2.1)
WLR FM 46% (+0.7)
Limerick’s Live 95FM 42% (-1.9)
Clare FM 40.6% (-0.7)
Ocean FM 34.7% (+4.5)
LMFM 32.7% (-1.8)
South East Radio 31.6% (-1.6)
Midlands 103FM 31.2% (+0.8)
KCLR 96FM 30.1% (-2.1)
East Coast FM 27.1% (-2.4)
Galway Bay FM 20.6% (-0.5)
KFM 16.5% (-1.4)

Regional stations
Beat 102-103FM, serving the south-east, maintained its weekday reach figure of 20% and increased its market share figure to 12.3% (+0.9).
Spin South West increased its reach figure to 17% (+1), and obtained a market share figure of 9.1% (+0.3).
Twelve month figures were available in the April '08 - March '09 book for the north-west regional service, i102-104FM. The station increased its weekday reach figure to 13% (+2) and its market share to 7.3% (+1.4).

Weekday Market Share Figures 7am-7pm
Beat 102-103 12.3% (+0.9)
Spin South West 9.1% (+0.3)
i102-104 7.3% (+1.4)

Dublin - local stations
FM104 continues to be the most listened to local radio station in the Dublin market with a listened yesterday figure of 20% (same) and a market share of 12.5% (-0.8).
Listened yesterday figures for the remaining Dublin stations remained the same when compared with the previous survey period: Dublin’s 98FM, 15%; Spin 1038, 15%; Q102, 11%; Country Mix 106.8, 3% and Phantom 105.2, 3%.

Almost all the local Dublin stations recorded minor changes in market share for the April '08 - March '09 period.
Spin 1038's market share is at 7.1% (+0.1).
Q102 retained its share at 7%.
The remaining stations registered decreases in market share, with Dublin’s 98 at 12.6% (-0.7), Country Mix 106.8 at 2.5% (-0.1) and Phantom 105.2 at 1.6% (-0.2).

Dublin
Weekday Reach Figures
RTÉ Radio 1 29% (+1)
FM104 20% (Same)
Dublin's 98 15% (Same)
Spin 1038 15% (Same)
Newstalk 106-108 12% (+1)
RTÉ 2FM 12% (Same)
Q102 11% (Same)
Today FM 10% (+1)
RTÉ Lyric FM 6% (Same)
Country Mix 3% (Same)
Phantom 105.2 3% (Same)

Weekday Market Share Figures 7am-7pm
RTÉ Radio 1 31.4% (+0.9)
FM104 12.5% (-0.8)
Dublin's 98 11% (-0.9)
RTÉ 2FM 10.1% (-0.3)
Spin 1038 7.1% (+0.1)
Newstalk 106-108 7.3% (+0.5)
Q102 7% (Same)
Today FM 6% (+0.3)
RTÉ Lyric FM 3% (+0.3)
Country Mix 2.5% (-0.1)
Phantom 105.2 1.6% (-0.2)

Cork - local stations
In the Cork franchise area, the combined services of Cork’s 96FM / C103 decreased to 49% (-1), while market share for the services was 47.1% (-0.7).
Cork’s Red FM increased both reach and market share to 21% (+2) and 12.1% (+0.5) respectively.

Cork
Weekday Reach Figures
Cork’s 96FM 37% (-1)
RTÉ Radio 1 24% (+1)
Red FM 21% (+2)
Today FM 18% (Same)
C103 15% (Same)
RTÉ 2FM 9% (Same)
Newstalk 106-108 6% (Same)
RTÉ Lyric FM 4% (Same)

Weekday Market Share Figures 7am-7pm
Cork’s 96FM 34.4% (-0.5)
RTÉ Radio 1 19.2% (+1.2)
C103 12.7% ( -0.3)
Red FM 12.1% (+0.5)
Today FM 12.1% (Same)
RTÉ 2FM 5% (-0.9)
Newstalk 106-108 2.2% ( +0.1)
RTÉ Lyric FM 1.3% (-0.3)

Interesting how different NT and Today FM are in the two markets.

deadhead13

Newstalk +0.1. They are not really getting anywhere are they. Time for a re-think and Ivan Yates isn't the answer.

Badabing

Tom Dunne isn't producing the numbers either 69,000 is pitifull if he isn't up big time in August there will be big questions asked.

flazio

Oh dear for Galway Bay FM. I reckon the majority of those losses were probably to i102-104 rather then any national station, (although I'd expect to see that 4FM is probably taking some chunks out of GBFM as well) Keith Finnigan needs to do some thinking.

deadhead13

Where did you get the Newstalk figures Badabing? Their propaganda department usually have them up on the website by now, but I can't find them.

tbh

from newtalk website:


Significant Highlights are:
· Second biggest national station in Dublin beating 2FM, Today FM and RTE Lyric.*
· The station has seen audiences grow outside of Dublin by 15.4%.
· Tom Dunne grows the audience by a massive 41%, Tom has made a successful transition from music to talk radio and is winning listeners in this competitive daypart
· Incredible 45% increase in Off The Ball, confirming its position as the No1 national show in the 7-10pm slot and continues to be the most important sports programme on radio.
· Captain Hook sails past the 100,000 mark with an audience of 103,000 listeners, up 6% and remains the No.1 programme on the station.

Reach Increases (Year on Year)
The Right Hook with George Hook 103,000 Up 6%
Moncrieff with Sean Moncrieff 73,000 Up 9%
The Breakfast Show 72,000 Up 26%
Tom Dunne 69,000 Up 41%
Lunchtime with Eamon Keane 59,000 Up 18%
Off the Ball with Eoin McDevitt 42,000 Up 45%

mike65

http://newstalk.ie/newstalk/press-releases/32/newstalk-106-108-fm-2nd-biggest-national.html

Heres a comparison with 2 and a quater years ago
http://www.finfacts.com/irelandbusinessnews/publish/article_10009105.shtml

The Right Hook - a daily audience of 46,000, an increase of 44%

Life! with Orla Barry - a daily audience figure of 25,000, an increase of 92%

Moncrieff with Sean Moncrieff - a daily audience figure of 23,000, an increase of 35%

The Breakfast Show with Claire Byrne & Ger Gilroy - a daily audience of 27,000, an increase of 17%

Lunchtime with Eamon Keane - a daily audience of 26,000, an increase of 136%

Your Call with Brenda Power - a daily audience figure of 21,000, an increase of 110%

deadhead13

They are at the creative accounting again.....

Hook 95,000 to 103,000 up 6%
Moncrieff 71,000 - 73,000 up 9%?
The Breakfast Show 68,000 - 72,000 up 26%?
Tom Dunne 62,000 - 69,000 up 41%?
Eamon Keane 59,000 - 59,000 up 18%?
Off the Ball 40,000 - 42,000 up 45%?

Who are they trying to kid?

Interestingly they never qoute the Weekend Sports Figures.

Badabing

deadhead13 wrote: »

They are at the creative accounting again.....

Hook 95,000 to 103,000 up 6%
Moncrieff 71,000 - 73,000 up 9%?
The Breakfast Show 68,000 - 72,000 up 26%?
Tom Dunne 62,000 - 69,000 up 41%?
Eamon Keane 59,000 - 59,000 up 18%?
Off the Ball 40,000 - 42,000 up 45%?

Who are they trying to kid?

Interestingly they never qoute the Weekend Sports Figures.

Very good point. And during the summer they have zero live sport on so i can imagine their figures go right down.

deadhead13

Gerry Ryan down 11,000
Joe Duffy up 21,000
Ryan tubridy up 18,000
Pat Kenny up 18,000
Ray D'Arcy down 7,000
Matt Cooper down 12,000
Morning Ireland up 13,000
News at one up 16,000

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2009/0515/1224246567433.html

For G. Ryan to be down only 11,000 after all the outrage surrounding him acting the maggot over the paycut proves the man is bomb-proof....lol

Leaderbored

The large rise in Duffy's figures can be probably explained by the nations thirst for the blood of this government. And, to be fair, rightly so.

Everyone knows that if the morning papers have a story about ministerial incompetence, big business dig-out scandals or quango tangos (which they do now, every day.) then Liveline is going to lead with it come the afternoon.

kraggy

mike65 wrote: »

http://newstalk.ie/newstalk/press-releases/32/newstalk-106-108-fm-2nd-biggest-national.html

Heres a comparison with 2 and a quater years ago
http://www.finfacts.com/irelandbusinessnews/publish/article_10009105.shtml

The Right Hook - a daily audience of 46,000, an increase of 44%

Life! with Orla Barry - a daily audience figure of 25,000, an increase of 92%

Moncrieff with Sean Moncrieff - a daily audience figure of 23,000, an increase of 35%

The Breakfast Show with Claire Byrne & Ger Gilroy - a daily audience of 27,000, an increase of 17%

Lunchtime with Eamon Keane - a daily audience of 26,000, an increase of 136%

Your Call with Brenda Power - a daily audience figure of 21,000, an increase of 110%

Was that before the national roll out?

Can't believe Eamon Keane is up this year again. Prick.

Maybe people tune in to vent anger at the radio...

His replacement is no better, John Keogh. Equally as smug.

And can't believe Matt Cooper is down so much. Though he is still yards ahead Hook.

mike65

Nope, those were the first national figures.

Fago!

Anyone know what Ray Foley's listener figures are?

Real FM

Ray Foley's down 20,000 on last year to 157,000 I think.

DT100

I really dont know how that guy is left near a microphone.

Firetrap

He's got 157,000 reasons to be let near one :rolleyes:

DT100

And 20.000 reasons to be worried:rolleyes: