The Independent Broadcasters of Ireland are voicing concerns over a 39% increase in the broadcast levy.
Independent radio stations across the country say a dramatic hike in broadcasting fees has sent shockwaves through the sector.
They're calling on Media Minister Patrick O'Donovan to intervene, over a 39% increase in the Broadcast Levy used to fund the independent regulator 'Comisiún na Meán'.
The Independent Broadcasters of Ireland say it represents a hike of tens of thousands of euro for stations already battling tight margins.
IBI Chief Executive Michael Kelly says it's unaffordable and it's unfair.
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