** Announcements **
- The IARU have provided an update on their "Shaping The Future" program : you can read an introductory article here
and see the IARU website articles here - The next IRTS committee meeting will be held in person on 15th April 2023 at 11 AM - venue TBC
- IRTS AGM weekend 2023 : Gala Dinner tickets now available. See 2023 AGM weekend for more details.
The IRTS Mission Statement
We promote the study and enjoyment of amateur radio and we work to secure its future in Ireland. We offer essential services to support our members. We encourage inclusion, diversity, and active participation on the air.
Amateur Radio!
Radio amateurs experiment with and operate homemade and commercial radio communications equipment. We use our knowledge and skill to communicate with other radio amateurs around the world, using radio frequencies.
How did it start?
Early radio amateurs were pioneers in communications without wires. They designed and built their own transmitters, receivers and antennas; their experiments contributed greatly to the science of radio communications.
There is no better way of participating fully in the amateur radio hobby than joining IRTS. If you want to know more about our activities, have a look around our web site and talk to some of our members. Details of how to join, along with options for payment, are on the Join Us! page.
IRTS is the member for Ireland of the International Amateur Radio Union (IARU), which has over 160 national amateur radio societies as members and represents the interests of the Amateur Radio Service worldwide.
