Before it became known as East Coast FM, which is often referred to simply as East Coast Radio, the station was originally called BLB.
Origins of East Coast Radio
The broadcasting entity known today as East Coast FM has a rich history rooted in local community broadcasting. Its inception dates back to the mid-1980s, serving the Wicklow region of Ireland.
From BLB to East Coast FM
The station began its journey as BLB, an acronym for Bray Local Broadcasting. It was established in 1984, providing local news, entertainment, and information to the community of Bray and its surrounding areas. Over the years, the station evolved, expanding its reach and refining its programming, eventually adopting the name East Coast FM.
This transformation marked a significant step in the station's development, moving from a purely local, community-based operation to a more recognized regional broadcaster under its current branding.
- Original Name: BLB (Bray Local Broadcasting)
- Year Established: 1984
- Current Name: East Coast FM (often referred to as East Coast Radio)
For more historical details, you can explore the evolution of this and other broadcasting entities on platforms like Wikipedia.
| Current Name | Original Name | Full Original Name | Year Founded |
|---|---|---|---|
| East Coast FM | BLB | Bray Local Broadcasting | 1984 |
