BBC Radio Ulster
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| City of license | Belfast |
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| Broadcast area | Northern Ireland |
| Frequency | FM: 92-95 MHz MW: 1341 kHz DAB Freeview: 719 (NI only) Freesat: 716 Sky: 0118 Virgin Media: 932 UPC Ireland: 906 Online: [1] |
| First air date | January 1975 |
| Format | News, Music, Sport |
| Audience share | 23.7% (September 2009, [2]) |
| Owner | BBC, BBC Northern Ireland |
| Website | BBC Radio Ulster |
BBC Radio Ulster is a BBC Radio station based in Belfast and is part of BBC Northern Ireland. It is the most popular radio station in Northern Ireland and has a range of programmes including news, talk, features, music and sport. News bulletins are broadcast usually on the hour seven days a week from 7.00am until midnight.
BBC Radio Ulster was founded in January 1975 replacing what had been an opt-out of BBC Radio 4 (previously the BBC Home Service).
An opt-out of the station exists in the north-west of the region called BBC Radio Foyle, carrying alternate programming and news for much of the time between 7:30am and 5:00pm weekdays and a few hours at the weekend. The station is also broadcast on DAB Digital Radio, digital television and on the internet at bbc.co.uk/northernireland/radioulster/
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The total budget for 2009 allocated to the station is £18.4m
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