Dundalk FM Presenters
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Ebony Devlin presents A Little Bit of Everything on the fourth Saturday of every month at 10pm on Dundalk FM 97.7 — a genuinely eclectic, personality-driven music programme that lives up to its name by moving freely across genres, eras, and moods with warmth and enthusiasm.
John Cotter presents American Beauty on Dundalk FM 97.7, a programme dedicated to the full breadth of American music — from Appalachian country and Motown soul to folk revival and the great singer-songwriters — built on a lifetime of deep listening and genuine love for music rooted in place and tradition.
Adrian McGearty presents An Citóg on Dundalk FM 97.7, one of the station's most distinctive programmes, celebrating the Irish language, its culture, and the community it connects — bringing the living Gaelic tradition to the airwaves of Dundalk with authenticity and warmth.
Tom Gernon is one of Dundalk FM's longest-serving and most devoted presenters, hosting Rock Around Dundalk every Wednesday at 6pm and Back to the 60's every Sunday at 2pm — two shows built on decades of deep listening and a genuine, encyclopaedic love of rock and roll and the music of the 1960s.
Kerry Fearon is an award-winning country singer from Jonesborough in South Armagh who has been presenting Boots 'n' Roots on Dundalk FM since 2019 — a programme covering Americana, roots, folk, and honky tonk that now airs on over 30 stations worldwide and whose creator won the Academy of Western Artists Pure Country Album of the Year in 2020.
Orla Crilly co-presents The Build Up on Dundalk FM 97.7 alongside Darragh Woods, covering team news, statistics, and pre-match talking points every Friday evening before the station hands over to the live Dundalk FC commentary on Oriel Park Live.
Colette McGahon presents Classics with Colette on Dundalk FM 97.7, bringing classical music to the station's listeners on Sunday afternoons and Wednesday evenings with deep knowledge, genuine passion, and the kind of careful programming that makes the genre accessible and compelling for listeners of all backgrounds.
John Morgan presents Country and Irish on Dundalk FM 97.7, celebrating the music that has been at the heart of Irish rural social life for generations — from the great showband-era country acts to the contemporary artists keeping the tradition alive — with warmth, enthusiasm, and genuine love for the genre.
John Murphy is a Dundalk FC legend — a League of Ireland champion, European Cup history-maker, and former club captain who has been the voice of Oriel Park Live commentary on Dundalk FM for years, drawing a worldwide audience of Lilywhites supporters from New Zealand to the United States every Friday night.
Gussie Hearty is the sound engineer behind Dundalk FM's sports broadcasting — the steady, essential presence who makes Oriel Park Live and Sports Academy sound the way they do, managing the technical demands of live outside broadcasting every match night so that John Murphy and Ger Cunningham can focus entirely on the commentary.
Stephen Fagan is a born and bred Dundalk man, a lifelong gig-goer, and an enthusiastic (if loud) home guitarist who joined Dundalk FM in early 2025 to do something the station had never had before: a dedicated heavy metal and hard rock show called Metal Mania.
Paddy McEneaney, known to everyone as Paddy Mac, is the voice of Good Morning Dundalk — a born and bred Dundalk man, a former musician who played with bands across the town for decades, and the warm, familiar presence who has been starting the morning for Dundalk FM listeners every weekday at 8am for over twenty years.
