He was one of the greatest footballers in the world. An icon revered for his skill on the pitch and his extravagant lifestyle off it. He played with Manchester United as one of their star players for ...

Saturday’s All-Ireland Senior Club Ladies Football final - which involves Co Antrim side Moneyglass - will no longer be broadcast live on TG4. The LGFA showdown will instead be streamed online, due to ...

Ireland’s TG4, BBC Northern Ireland (BBCNI) and Wales’ S4C have co-commissioned the animated Christmas movie Nollaí to premiere in Irish and Welsh across their channels on December 14. The tri-nation ...

Filming will start on the six-part series in early 2026, on location in County Donegal Crá was the first Irish Language crime drama series to air on BBC One Northern Ireland, BBC iPlayer and BBC Four ...

Ceol agus Comhrá is a new series of intimate concerts and music sessions in a bilingual environment, launched by Glór this Autumn and curated by Paula Carroll. Giving Co. Clare people an opportunity ...

TG4 has secured a €5.4 million uplift in its 2026 exchequer grant following Tuesday’s Budget, a 9% increase that brings the Irish-language broadcaster’s total state funding next year to €65.4 million.

An Oireachtas committee has said that any delays in the passage or enactment of legislation overhauling the funding and governance of public service broadcasting should not stop the Government from ...

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Kneecap’s explosive Main Stage performance at Electric Picnic 2025 has been captured in a new TG4 broadcast, now streaming for fans across the globe. The highlights coincide with the release of the ...

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TG4 has unveiled its Autumn 2025 schedule, promising viewers "a season rich in new voices, original Irish-language cinema, powerful documentaries, live sport, and imaginative children's programming".