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Graham O'Toole, Kinga Piortoska, Chloe Finlay and Nathan O'Reilly at the IMRO Radio Awards 2024 (Photo: Andres Poveda)
A Mayo man has taken home an IMRO Radio Award.
Graham O'Toole from Louisburgh won an IMRO Radio Award 2024 as part of the highly successful FM104 duo, Graham and Nathan.
The ‘Quid Games’ segment of the show took home the award for Digital/Social innovation award at Friday night’s award ceremony held at the Lyrath Estate Hotel in Kilkenny.
The Graham and Nathan show airs in the prime time commuting slot from 3pm daily on FM104.
In his earlier years, Mr O’Toole was a DJ on the local circuit, and also presented on Westport Radio and Castlebar Community Radio, CRCFM.
Mr O’Toole has been broadcasting for years in Dublin and as well as his successful radio show, he produces 'The insuleoin Podcast - Redefining Diabetes' with Eoin Costelloe. The podcast focuses on helping Type 1 Diabetics increase blood sugar and get into incredible shape.
You can listen to Graham and Nathan every weekday from 3pm-7pm on FM104.
For the full list of IMRO winners, see the IMRO Radio Awards website.
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