Q Radio will hold a minute silence on Tuesday afternoon in memory of their former colleague Stephen Clements.
The dad-of-two, from Carrickfergus, Co Antrim , passed away suddenly last Tuesday (January 7).
The minute silence will be held at 4.30pm.
The 47-year-old had recently started his “job of a lifetime” with BBC NI.
Clements, who also co-presented this year's BBC Children In Need appeal in Northern Ireland, joined the station last summer, having been the long-time presenter of Q Radio’s breakfast show.
Stephen leaves a huge fan base built up from his work on radio and TV plus endless charity work.
His death prompted an outpouring of tributes across Northern Ireland and beyond.
In a message on their Twitter page on Tuesday, Q Radio wrote: "In memory of our former colleague and friend, Stephen Clements one minute silence will be observed on Q Radio at 4.30pm today.
"Please feel free to join us for a moment of reflection."
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