The winners will be announced in Kilkenny in October.
Midlands 103 has landed three nominations in the IMRO Radio Awards nominations.
The station has been nominated for Local Sports Story of the Year.
David Hollywood has been nominated as The Gay Byrne Newcomer of the Year award with Anne Marie Kelly getting the nod in the Specialist Music Broadcaster of the Year category.
The nominees were chosen by over 110 judges, which said the nominations highlighted a diverse range of talent, proving that Irish radio continues to thrive and inspire.
The winners will be announced at a Gala event in October.
Celene Craig, Broadcasting Commissioner at Coimisiún na Meán, one of the Awards sponsors, commented: “Continuing the support of its predecessor, the BAI, Coimisiún na Meán is delighted to sponsor the IMRO Awards this year. Radio remains a key source of information for people and brings high-quality and diverse programming to listeners across the country. The IMRO Awards showcases the creativity, talent and dedication of those working in radio to deliver such content. I’d like to congratulate all the nominees and wish them luck on the Awards night.”
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