Croke Park's first radio broadcast commemorated

Croke Park's first radio broadcast commemorated
The plaque marking the centenary of the first ever radio broadcast at Croke Park. By Cian Murphy Uachtarán CLG Jarlath Burns has today unveiled a plaque to mark the centenary of the first ever radio broadcast at Croke Park - an event which is part of sports broadcasting history. It was at the All-Ireland hurling semi-finals in Croke Park of 100 years ago this weekend, where that history was made. Crackling and humming over the airwaves from 30 miles out from its HQ in Dublin city centre, the 2R…

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