house radio station after contract talks stagnated for many months. Later efforts to re-sign him were unsuccessful as he instead focused on DJing at music festivals in North America. Content Brief Description of Programme Service:Flirt FM will [continue to] serve primarily the 25,000 strong student populations of Galway city and its immediate environs. We aim to provide Galway students with an entertaining, topical engaging and informative alternative to mainstream commercial radio. The output of the station will be diverse and eclectic, reflecting the tastes of our target audience, who are the people both listening to, and participating in the production of the programming. Structure For much of its history Flirt FM has had a single paid employee, the station manager, who reports to the Board of Directors of the station. This has been supplemented by additional part-time employees in recent years, leading up to the creation of a full-time production manager role in 2007. See also University of Galway Students' Union References Flirt FM/ College campus radio limited. 1998. Application for a community of interest sound broadcasting contract. IRTC Report on community radio stations, June 1997 Thomas McCain, "Radio in the Republic of Ireland" in Encyclopedia of Radio, page 761, 2004, Museum of Broadcast Communications preprintGoogle Books snippet External links Flirt FM's web site Flirt FM - Listen Live Student radio in the Republic of Ireland