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JNHT AWARDS IRIE FM

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IRIE FM has been recognized by the Jamaica National Heritage Trust for its contribution to promoting Jamaica’s heritage.

Irie Fm’s flagship programme‘Running African’ and the ground breaking ‘In Search Of’ Series’ were both awarded by the JNHT, as part of Trust’s heritage celebration.

The awards ceremony took place on the grounds of the trust on Thursday, October 22 and saw former Prime Minister Edward Seaga being honoured for his outstanding contribution to Jamaica’s heritage.

Other awardees included former chair of the Jamaica National Heritage Trust and the Jamaica National Bicentenary Committee Professor Verene Shepherd.

They were both awarded for their invaluable contribution to Jamaica’s culture and heritage.

During heritage week the Jamaica National Heritage Trust along with other agencies staged several activities across the island last week to commemorate heritage week.

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About IRIE FM

The station officially went on air on August 1, 1990. Reggae in the morning, Reggae in the evening, Reggae in the night was the cry. Critics said it was impossible to sustain a 24-hour Reggae music station. In fact, so strong was the impact, it proved that this format was something the Jamaican public yearned for. The 'little station that could' got all media houses in Jamaica to stand up and take note.

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