North Dublin Radio Club

EI Ø NDR

We are celebrating 50 years, 1973 to 2023,

with a Special Event Callsign

EI 5Ø NDR

Various members will use the Special Event Callsign through the year

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The Club is located in the

Artane Beaumont Family Recreation Centre

Kilmore Road, Dublin 5

ITU:27 CQ:14 Grid:IO63VJ

(opposite the roundabout at Artane Castle Shopping Centre.

Click here for Google Map) Number 14 bus from Busarus in Dublin City Centre.

NDR Club weekly meetings from 20:00hrs to 22:15.

FOR THE SAFETY OF ALL

PLEASE CONTINUE TO USE HAND SANITISERS ON ENTRY.

The Club on air net on Saturday night will start about 20:00hrs but activety (2023) may be sparse due to Club being open on the Saturday night.

THE CLUB NET FREQUENCY IS 145.575MHz FM

Non members are welcome to join the net, if only to say hello, give and receive a signal report.

Best view of web pages on smart phone is horizontal mode .

Back row Left to Right: Garret EI9HOB, Tony EI6K, Liam EI8HY, Mike EI2DJ, Howard EI9INB , Bert SWL, Jack EI7HX, Annard EI4IQB, Mick EI6IKB.

Front row Left to Right: Dermot EI4ESB, Liam EI3HK, Joe EI2JZ, Tony EI5EM, Brendan EI4EPB.

NEW: View MEMBERS PROJECT pages here. Under construction.

Members of the North Dublin Radio Club who met in St Anne's Park in July 2021.

Back Row Left to Right: Eamon EI2CHB, Nick EI7GOB, Tony EI5EM, Frank EI5HAB, Liam EI3HK,

LIAM EI8HY, Darwin EI4KX, Dermot EI4ESB, Mick EI7IKB, Brenden EI4EPB.

Front row Left to Right: Annard E4IQB, Mike EI2DJ, Karen EI2DW, Tony EI6K, Jim EI3GE.

Joe EI2JZ was photographer.

The North Dublin Radio Club was founded in 1973 as the north city developed and expanded. The first meeting place

or "radio shack" was at the back of the Esso Service Station at the Artane Roundabout. In later years the Club met in the

premises of the Irish Wheelchair Association Clontarf. From 1992 the Club met in Chanel College.

Morse and radio theory courses may be available for members, and newcomers, wishing to obtain a Amateur Radio License.

Information on theory course is available from IRTS.

Morse is no longer a requirement to access HF (short wave) bands as of 2003.

The IRTS radio news is transmitted on Sundays at 11:45 for the Dublin area on 145.525MHz

Anyone interested in Amateur radio may apply for membership.

An amateur radio license is not required for membership.

Contact the club Tony EI6K

mailto:anthonyfay@remove.gmail.com

Please delete "remove." in mail address when sending email.

The Club is affiliated to The Irish Radio Transmitters Society (IRTS) which is the national society of Radio Experimenters / Amateurs

in Ireland and the member society for Ireland of the International Amateur Radio Union (IARU).

Link to the IRTS Homepage: www.irts.ie

Link to ComReg the Irish Regulatory Authority for Telecommunications www.comreg.ie