Editing Today FM (section)

===Former presenters===
Former presenters on Radio Ireland/Today FM include Louise Duffy, [[Philip Boucher-Hayes]], Mark Byrne, [[Mark Cagney]], Enda Caldwell (''Planet Hits'' and later, ''Nothin'But 90's'')  Breffni Clack (Late Nite Love), Bob Conway, [[Tom Dunne]] and [[Ann Gleeson]] (''Pet Sounds''), [[Eamon Dunphy]] (original presenter of ''The Last Word''), [[Tony Fenton]], Derek Flood, Declan Meehan, Bob Gallico, Nadine O'Regan, Tommy Greene, Anne-Marie Hourihan (originally Eamon Dunphy's co-host), Bill Hughes, Robbie Irwin (weekend sports programs presenter), Mark Kavanagh (dance show), Ann Marie Kelly, [[John Kelly (Irish broadcaster)|John Kelly]], Tim Kelly, Cliff Walker, Stephen Keogh, Gerard Gogan, Dave Redmond, Tracey Lee, Nails Mahoney, Marty Miller, the late [[Dermot Morgan]], Paddy Murray and Liam Mackey (''Murray and Mackey''), Ian Noctor (newsreader who also for a period presented ''Dad Rock''), Ed Myers, Jim O'Neill, Paul Power, Ita Ryan (''The Celtic Reel''), [[John Ryan (publisher)|John Ryan]] (original presenter of ''The Sunday Supplement''), Donal Scannell, Jon Troy (''Between The Sheets'' - love songs), Karl Tsigdinos (''The River of Soul''), [[Neil Delamere]], [[Dave Couse]], Anton Savage, [[Ray D'Arcy]], [[Al Porter]], Kelly-Anne Byrne, [[Paul McLoone]], Phil Cawley, [[Mairead Ronan]], Fergal D'arcy, Jessica Maciel, [[Dermot Whelan]], Pamela Joyce and Ed Smith (''Ed's Indie Disco and Ed's Songs of Praise'').

The current Today FM schedule and list of shows can be found [http://www.todayfm.com/shows here].