• Music
  • 15 Jan 15
Anton Savage to take-over Today FM morning show
Anton Savage to take-over Today FM morning show
The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Hot Press Newsdesk

All sorts of names have been bandied around - Brian McFadden and Neil Delamere among them - but the Today FM mid-morning slot vacated by Ray D'Arcy has gone to Anton Savage whose current Savage Sunday show has fared increasingly well in the ratings.

“Anton has proven himself to be a highly versatile broadcaster and, most importantly, a firm favourite with our listeners,” notes Today FM CEO Peter McPartlin.
Anton also spent 2014 as part of TV3's Ireland AM team.

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