TG4 Autumn - Winter 2014/2015

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TG4 has revealed its schedule for Autumn/Winter 2014

TG4 has revealed its new season today. The channel will continue to dedicate its commitment with groundbreaking stories on Fiorscéal and Nuacht TG4. The channel has also announced another season of its critically acclaimed Corp+Anam and new series An Bronntanas.

For non-Irish speakers the channel has secured the rights to Scandanvian drama series The Bridge, New Zealand based drama Top of The Lake among other drama series. TG4 will also bring you weekly films, sporting events and kids programming on Cula 4.

Taxburden carrier

Another quango that we cannot afford.

gordongekko

Taxburden carrier wrote: »

Another quango that we cannot afford.

What??

irishmusicfeed

Taxburden carrier wrote: »

Another quango that we cannot afford.

A quango that supports minority rights.

icdg

The political talk can be taken elsewhere or the thread will be closed. Concentrate on the merits or demerits of the actual programming

PacMan

I cannot speak a word of Irish, but often watch shows on TG4.
Enjoy the "Old" films/docs from long ago, and yes they are sub titled, but TG4 is the only station that shows these type of show.

galtee boy

Excellent station, considering its budget etc. Just a shame there is no mention of going HD on either Saorview or Sky.

dublinman1990

TG4 is a brilliant station to watch that to it's credit has made great programmes over the years. The stuff that I would watch now would be the rugby coverage and various recent transport documentary series.

I used to watch when Hudaí the troll (Hugo) every weekend for a few years during the late 90's. I loved every minute of the Irish Interpretation of that trolls accent including the laugh, which was a strange one to say the least.

The only thing that I was afraid of as a child was that witch Scylla as she was one scary little b***h of a woman.

Oh and I apologise for the coarse language :D:D

PacMan

galtee boy wrote: »

Excellent station, considering its budget etc. Just a shame there is no mention of going HD on either Saorview or Sky.

agreed, its a pity.

Onthe3rdDay

irishmusicfeed wrote: »

For non-Irish speakers the channel has secured the rights to Scandanvian drama series The Bridge, New Zealand based drama Top of The Lake among other drama series. TG4 will also bring you weekly films, sporting events and kids programming on Cula 4.

I think Irish Language speakers will be able to watch these shows as well:)

FRIENDO

Looking forward to TG4, one of my favourite stations.
Great Irish programmes about Peadar O Donnell and Bernadette in the past, I also loved watching True Blood, unfortunately True Blood was on very late in the evening 12:10am approx.