John Bowman, Fr. Brian D'Arcy and Scott Williams have been inducted into the Irish Music Rights Organisation Radio Awards Hall of Fame.
Mr Bowman is a prominent Irish historian, journalist and RTÉ broadcaster, known for his current affairs and politics coverage and for hosting Questions and Answers.
Fr. Brian D'Arcy presents his show Sunday with Brian D'Arcy on BBC Radio Ulster, a reflective hour of music, chat and occasionally spiritual material.
Williams has played a pivotal role in the development of independent radio in Ireland and was involved in station launches for Capital Radio, FM104, Limerick's Live 95FM, Lite FM, Dublin’s Q102 and the LGBTQ+ service Pride Vibes.
The initiative recognises individuals working in the radio industry who have made a significant and valuable contribution over the course of their careers.
Chair of the IMRO Radio Awards, Chris Doyle, said: "The IMRO Radio Awards Hall of Fame is a celebration of enduring excellence, passion, and dedication to the craft of broadcasting.
"Each inductee has not only shaped the sound of Irish radio but has also inspired generations of listeners and professionals alike. It is a privilege to honour these remarkable individuals whose voices and vision have left a lasting legacy on our industry."
Their induction will be celebrated at a special ceremony at the IMRO offices on Tuesday, ahead of the annual IMRO Radio Awards gala at the Lyrath Estate Hotel, Kilkenny on Friday, 3 October.
