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TG4 (pronounced "tee-jee-cah-hur", ceathair is the Irish for four) is one of Ireland's two state broadcasters. It was established on Halloween 1996 under the name Teilifís na Gaeilge (aka T na G) to provide programming to Irish-speakers. They have also dubbed several shows and movies into Irish. The channel was rebranded as TG4 in 1999 following the launch of TV3 the previous year to keep the channel easy to find on TVs. Though it is aimed at an Irish-speaking audience, TG4 shows undubbed English-language US shows late at night.
TG4 is also broadcast to Northern Ireland.
TG4 (HD)
Flagship television channel. It was launched as TnaG on Halloween 1996. It was renamed as its current name in 1999. Its main focuses are programming in the Irish language.
- Ros na Rún: A Soap Opera set in Spiddal, running since 1996.
- Nuacht RTÉ: the Irish version of RTÉ News.
- Paisean Faisean: a dating show
- 7 Lá: a current affairs show given to regional and Gaeltacht affairs.
Cúla 4 (HD)
The current Cúla4 logo, introduced in 2022.
The second TG4 channel, launched on Halloween 1996 as a block. It became its own channel in 2009. It broadcasts children's programming. Amongst its original shows are:
- Skunk Fu!: A cartoon focusing on a skunk protecting a Chinese valley using martial arts.
- Bog Stop: a quiz game show based on the original Australian show, Go Go Stop.
Dubbed programming
- Adventure Time
- Avatar: The Last Airbender
- Bubble Guppies
- Camp Lakebottom
- Clarence
- Dora the Explorer - unlike many international Dora dubs, this one still teaches the audience Spanish instead of English, presumably because Ireland is already a majority English-speaking country.
- Fairly OddParents
- Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends
- Harry Potter
- Johnny Test
- Regular Show
- Sadie Sparks
- Shrek
- SpongeBob SquarePants
- The Sponge Bob Movie Sponge Out Of Water - noteworthy for being the first major feature film to have an Irish dub released in cinemas.
- Tom and Jerry Tales
- Totally Spies!
- T.U.F.F. Puppy
- Winx Club
