In the third episode of this series Mark Quinn continues his journey through the history of Bray Local Broadcasting. As the 1980’s progressed BLB experienced significant growth and development, establishing itself as a potent presence in North Wicklow and South County Dublin. The station's programming expanded dramatically, offering a diverse range of shows that catered to various interests and communities. This growth was matched by an upgrade in its technical capabilities, with the installation of a more powerful transmitter, which greatly improved the signal strength and expanded BLB's reach. As a result, more voices from the local community were able to be heard, and BLB’s unique version of community radio flourished. The station became a vital platform for local expression, creativity, and connection, embodying the true spirit of community-driven broadcasting.

Credits: 

Sound recording by Mike Quinn 

Sound mixing by Luke Conlon 

High Wire Post Production, Dublin, Ireland 

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Artwork by Jody Hogg Design 

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Produced and presented by Mark Quinn 

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The Russian invasion of Ukraine forced millions to flee their homeland and many of these refugees live in our midst in Bray, County Wicklow in Ireland. In this fascinating interview Mark (Quinn) chats with Ivanna who is originally from Kyiv but who now lives temporarily in a Bray hotel with her daughter. 

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