Allcare Pharmacy sponsors Brendan O’Connor on RTÉ Radio 1
RTÉ Media Sales has announced Allcare Pharmacy as sponsor of Brendan O’ Connor, RTÉ Radio 1, Saturday & Sunday, 11am-1pm.
Brokered by Javelin, the ten-month radio sponsorship consists of 4 x 10-second sponsor-credited stings every Saturday and Sunday morning, sponsor-credited promos within the ad breaks of Morning Ireland, Liveline, Playback and Sunday with Miriam, as well as podcast and homepage sponsorship.
Caroline Burton (Pictured, right), Head of Retail Marketing, Uniphar Group said: “Allcare Pharmacy is delighted to partner with Brendan O’Connor and RTÉ Radio 1 in 2024. As the largest Irish owned community pharmacy network and the number 1 retail brand for customer service in the recent CXi Customer Experience report, it was important for us to find a partner which reflects the informative, entertaining and important topics of the day that matter to our patients and customers. The Brendan O’Connor Show is a perfect fit for a trusted community pharmacy brand like Allcare Pharmacy.”
Roisin Shaw (Pictured, left), Account Director, Javelin said: “Allcare Pharmacy is Ireland’s leading Irish owned community pharmacy network. To really drive this leadership status, we have planned for the brand to partner with the now, second most listened to radio show in Ireland. In the latest JNLR Brendan O’Connor’s Sunday programme gained 20,000 listeners, bringing its audience to 343,000 listeners, while his Saturday show now garners 342,000 listeners, up 7,000 (Sept-Nov 22 vs 23). This sponsorship will serve as a constant reminder throughout the year for Irish people to choose Allcare Pharmacies for all their health and beauty needs.”
Tara Farrell, Radio & Audio Sponsorship Manager, RTÉ Media Sales commented: “RTÉ Media Sales is delighted to welcome Allcare Pharmacy back to RTÉ Radio 1 as the new sponsor of Brendan O’Connor. We are confident Brendan’s listenership ( 342,000 Saturdays, 343,000 Sundays*) will deliver the perfect platform for Allcare Pharmacy to communicate directly with its customers.”