BFBS Lisburn

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British Forces Broadcasting Service radio in Northern Ireland is based at Thiepval Barracks, Lisburn. BFBS Northern Ireland is available on 1287 AM in military Bases across the Province & on 100.6 FM in the Lisburn city area.

The station was launched at 10:06 am on Monday 8 May 2006 with local school pupil Ceri McNelly being the first voice heard on-air.

BFBS NI Reception[edit]

FM[edit]

• 100.6 MHz Lisburn air date: June 2006
  • Further Community Stations with local and shared programmes across the Province began broadcasting on 5 March 2008.
• 101.0 MHz Holywood
• 106.5 MHz Aldergrove / Antrim
• 107.5 MHz Ballykinler

A station in Ballykelly was shut down on 12 March 2008 due to base closure.

DTT[edit]

live programmes through 'freeview' around the world^{[clarification needed]}

AM[edit]

BFBS Northern Ireland also used to broadcast on AM as the first ever forces station in the UK (since 1994)

• Girdwood Barracks, Belfast (until closure August 2005)
• Omagh (until closure 11 August 2006)
• Portadown (until closure June 2006)
• Ballymena (until closure 3 April 2007)
• Bessbrook (until closure June 2007)
• Crossmaglen/Forkhill bases in South Armagh until closure-2006.
• Lisburn (converted to FM May 2006)

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