Savage left the radio station on 2 December 2016 due to a disagreement with the radio station, and was replaced by Dermot Whelan and Dave Moore. On 25 January 2017, comedian Al Porter was announced, live on air, as the new host of the midday show, moving into Whelan and Moore's old slot. On 13 February 2017, Porter's show aired for the first time. However, in November 2017, after allegations of sexual misconduct made against Porter, he decided to resign from Today FM with immediate effect. Current schedule Today FM airs a mixture of popular music and news and current affairs programming. Its current schedule begins on weekdays with The Ian Dempsey Breakfast Show, followed by Dermot & Dave. Pamela Joyce presents the lunchtime show. Its afternoon co-hosts are Ray Foley and JP Gilbourne. The early evening current affairs programme is The Last Word, presented by Matt Cooper. Paula McSweeney then presents the early evening slot from 7pm to 10pm. This is followed by Ed Smith's show, which broadcasts until midnight. Weekend shows include Block Rockin' Beats on Friday evenings, a 90s dance music show hosted by Dec Pierce, followed by Friday Night Anthems presented by Jessica Maciel; Saturday and Sunday Breakfast with Alison Curtis; Pumped Up Kicks, a Saturday afternoon music, sports and magazine programme with Dec Pierce; Saturday Hits with Shauna O'Reilly; and Claire Beck's Saturday Sound System. Further Sunday shows are presented again by Jessica Maciel, Paula McSweeney and Claire Beck, with Ed Smith finishing the weekend with an extended show until 1am on Sunday evenings. Former presenters of Radio Ireland/Today FM include Louise Duffy, Keith "KC" Cunningham, Philip Boucher-Hayes, Mark Byrne, Mark Cagney, Enda Caldwell (Planet Hits and later, Nothin'But 90's) Breffni Clack (Late Nite Love), Bob Conway, Tom Dunne (Pet Sounds), Eamon Dunphy (original presenter of The Last Word), Tony Fenton, Derek Flood, Declan Meehan, Bob Gallico, Nadine O'Regan, Tommy Greene, Anne-Marie Hourihan (originally Eamon Dunphy's co-host), Bill Hughes, Robbie Irwin (weekend sports programs presenter), Mark Kavanagh (dance show), Ann Marie Kelly, John Kelly, Tim Kelly, Cliff Walker, Stephen Keogh, Gerard Gogan, Dave Redmond, Tracey Lee, Nails Mahoney, Marty Miller, the late Dermot Morgan, Paddy Murray and Liam Mackey (Murray and Mackey), Ian Noctor (newsreader who also for a period presented Dad Rock), Ed Myers, Jim O'Neill, Paul Power, Ita Ryan (The Celtic Reel), John Ryan (original presenter of The Sunday Supplement), Donal Scannell, Jon