The Limerick Radio Club was founded in 1946 by a group of Radio
and Electronic enthusiasts. The Club celebrated its 60th year
in 2006. To recognise the long achievements of the Club over
the years, the Committee and Members decided to apply for the
special call-sign EI60LRC to be available to Club Members during
that year of celebration.
IRTS
Radio News Bulletin
The IRTS Radio News Bulletin is broadcast every Monday night
on the Limerick Radio Club repeater on frequency 145.725 Mhz.
This is a repeat of the news bulletin of the previous day on
HF from Dublin. The local transmission commences at 20:00 local
time and is read, in rotation, by Brian Toner EI9AL; Ger
EI4GXB; Gerry EI3JU and Simon EI7ALB.
Repeaters
The club operates two voice repeaters. The 2 meter repeater
on 145.725 MHz is located on an elevated site to the north of
Limerick city, while the 70cms repeater on 433.125 MHz, is
located to the west of the city on a similar elevated site.
Location
Call
Channel
Output
Input
Access
Limerick
EI2TAG
R5
145.725
145.125
1750
Limerick
EI7WHR
RB5
433.125
434.725
103.5
Radio
Hobbies and Electronics Fair
The club has run a very successful Radio Hobbies and Electronics
Fair in the month of March each year. This fair was first mooted
by Michael Kingston EI2IX in 1987 and was continued to the present
time by subsequent Chairmen. Since its inception it has proved
to be a major radio event in the country each year.
Contests
and Field Days
Club
members take part in various contests/field days each year using
the normal club call-sign EI4LRC/EJ0A. For special events, such
as the International Lighthouse week-end in August 2010, the
club obtained a special call-sign EI4TLH to operate from Tarbert
Island Lighthouse. Propagation conditions were quite good
and more than 900 contacts were made over the weekend.
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Club
members take part in various contests/field days each year using
the normal club call-sign EI4LRC/EJ0A. For special events, such
as the International Lighthouse week-end in August 2010, the
club obtained a special call-sign EI4TLH to operate from Tarbert
Island Lighthouse. Propagation conditions were quite good
and more than 900 contacts were made over the weekend.