the Republic including Sky Ireland, Virgin Media Ireland, Magnet Networks, SCTV and Crossan Cable. BBC One NI and BBC Two NI are also available in the Republic via signal overspill by Freeview in counties near the Northern Ireland border. Similarly, prior to the digital switchover in 2012, they were available in these areas via analogue television. Additional BBC channels such as BBC Three, BBC Four, BBC News, BBC World News and children's television channels CBBC and CBeebies, are also available within the Republic of Ireland via a free-to-air satellite receiver or, in some areas near the border, via overspill from the Freeview service. Leading subscription TV providers also carry these channels. Radio BBC Northern Ireland operates two radio stations: BBC Radio Ulster, on 92–95 FM, (and previously on 1341 kHz Medium Wave, that is now discontinued), which broadcasts throughout Northern Ireland, and BBC Radio Foyle, on 93.1 FM and (and previously on 792 Medium Wave), which broadcasts to the North West of Northern Ireland BBC Northern Ireland takes part in the 'Regionalisation' of some of the BBC's national radio output. From the late 1990s until 2012, for example, Radio 1 split the home nations on Thursday morning from midnight to 2 a.m., with Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland broadcasting their own shows to showcase regional talent. The Radio 1 session from Northern Ireland was last presented by Phil Taggart from Omagh. Online BBC Northern Ireland's online service provides News, Sport, Schools, Learning and Programme information for television and radio programmes. It provides a streaming audio service for Radio Ulster and Radio Foyle as well as every programme on demand for up to a week after transmission. bbc.co.uk/northernireland/ is part of BBC Online and operated from the Belfast base. It also provides multi platform interactivity for TV programmes including the annual Schools' Cup Rugby union and Gaelic Athletic Association finals. Programmes Radio Good Morning Ulster The Nolan Show Gardeners’ Corner Talkback Evening Extra Sunday Sequence Television BBC Newsline Spotlight The View The Blame Game Beauty Queen & Single The Paddy Raff Show Give My Head Peace Television news bulletins Ulster Mirror (1950s) Scene Around Six (1969 – September 1984) Inside Ulster (September 1984 – 12 February 1996) Newsline 6.30/Newsline/BBC Newsline (12 February 1996 to date) Selection of network programmes Ballykissangel (late 1990s) Sesame Tree (Children's Series, late 2000s) Murphy's Law Patrick Kielty Almost Live Sports BBC NI has, at various times,