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RTÉ Radio 1's weekday schedule saw year-on-year gains to stay at number one in the national Top 20 and, along with 2FM, boasts over 1 million listeners.
Weekends on RTÉ Radio 1 and RTÉ Lyric FM also show that the swing to weekend listening has gained momentum with huge gains for Sunday Miscellany, This Week, Saturday View and Playback.
Head of RTÉ Radio 1 Ana Leddy said : "RTÉ Radio has 18 of the top 20 programmes in Ireland and RTÉ Radio 1 dominates the list.
"The year-on-year gains for Radio 1, in the context of the massive gains at weekends, show that Radio 1, during the day, in the evening and at weekend, remains the first choice for listeners nationwide."
Marian Finucane continues to make significant year-on-year gains while Miriam O'Callaghan has maintained her loyal listenership on Sundays. RTÉ lyric fm has seen gains for Niall Carroll's Classic Drive, George Hamilton's The Hamilton Scores and Lorcan Murray's Classic Drive.
2fm continues to win out decisively against the competition with a weekday peak-time share lead ahead of Today FM, which has fallen to 14%. The late Gerry Ryan remained firmly in place as the number 1 show for 20-44 year olds and the nation's 10th most-listened-to programme.
Head of 2fm John McMahon said: "We're not even six months into the reposition of 2fm for 20-44 year olds and already the results are reassuring.
"Not only, fittingly, did Gerry Ryan hold onto the number one spot for 20-44s, but we have seen The Tommy & Hector Show (12th), Ballbusters (13th), The Will Leahy Show (14th) and Dave Fanning at the weekend (20th) all debut in the 20-44 year old top 20.
"Rick O'Shea's new show now enters the top 10 in joint 6th position and Colm & Jim-Jim re-enter the top 10 in 10th place. It tells me conclusively that we're moving in the right direction."
Head of RTÉ Radio Clare Duignan said the figures for The Gerry Ryan Show were a fitting tribute to the late broadcaster.
She added that gains for programmes in the core 9am to 2pm weekend blocks proved that RTÉ Radio 1's mix of conversation, analysis and comment is " first-choice for listeners," while 2fm continues on its journey to win the 20-44 year olds of Ireland.
The Figures
RTÉ Radio 1
No 1 station in Ireland with national weekday reach at 37% or 1,319,000 listeners
Year-on-year gains for programmes across the schedule:
Marian Finucane up on Saturday (+23,000) and Sunday (+31,000)
Ronan Collins up 21,000
The Business brings slot gains of 21,000
The Tubridy Show up 19,000
Mooney up 13,000
Maxi up 10,000
Today with Pat Kenny up 7,000
Slot gains for RTÉ Radio 1 at weekends; Playback (+54,000); News / Papers / Sunday Miscellany (+49,000); News / Saturday View (+ 43,000)
This Week (+38,000); Papers / World Report / Bowman (+ 35,000)
Miriam O'Callaghan hold audience in Sunday slot
Liveline with Joe Duffy up 3 places book-on-book in the 20-44s
Saturday Sport up 11,000
Gains to slot for Sunday Forum with Myles Dungan (+8,000)
RTÉ 2fm*:
The Gerry Ryan Show still no. 1 for 20-44s
New entries in 20-44 top 20: The Tommy & Hector Show (12th), Ballbusters (13th) The Will Leahy Show (14th), Dave Fanning at the weekend (20th)
Rick O'Shea's enters 20-44 top 10 in joint 6th position
Colm & Jim-Jim re-enter 20-44 top 10 in 10th place
RTÉ 2fm maintains weekday share lead and 7-day reach lead on Today FM
RTÉ 2fm's weekday reach now stands a full 31,000 ahead of Today FM
RTÉ lyric fm
Weekend gains for lyric on Saturdays and Sundays
RTÉ lyric fm has seen a gain in national weekday reach
Niall Carroll's Classic Drive up 4,000 to 51,000 book-on-book
The Hamilton Scores up 4,000 to 20,000 book-on-book
Lorcan Murray's Classic Drive on Sunday up 2,000 to 50,000 book-on-book
Aedin Gormley's Movies & Musicals up 1,000 to 18,000 book-on-book
Source: RTÉ.ie Entertainment: RTÉ Radio still number 1 for listeners http://bit.ly/8XGDW8
(Yimber Gaviria, Colombia)
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