TG4 has announced a €10 million funding package to commission new creative programming and strengthen its commitment to original Irish language content in 2026.

Fans of 'Desperate Housewives' are going to be hooked on this new series arriving on TG4 this autumn. If you've been on the hunt for a darkly humorous new TV series with a sprinkling of murder, mayhem ...

Television: By the time Best joined Cork Celtic he was not so much a shadow of his former self as a pickled parody, more in ...

The documentary examines the cruelty of Trump’s new immigration policies and how a green card, long a golden ticket, is no ...

With the kids well and truly back to the grind, there is some exciting news for those looking for some extra help with the Irish language while at home. After a successful first season, the ...

TG4 achieved its highest audience on Christmas Day, a record that hasn't been broken by the station since 2009. In doing so, the Irish-language broadcaster achieved an audience share of 3.6% on ...

TG4 has just launched a new smart TV App for Samsung, Philips, Opera TV, Foxxum, Toshiba and Google TV. The apps have also been submitted for LG and Panasonic. The app has been developed using TV App ...

TG4 will launch a new children’s channel as part of its Autumn TV schedule. The Irish language station has enjoyed a successful year with the global success of Oscar-nominated An Cáilín Ciúin and the ...

TG4 has asked the Government for €13.6 million to establish their own news service which would be independent from RTÉ. A report by the Commission on the Future of Media in July 2022 recommended that ...

TG4's Director-General Alan Esslemont has called on the Irish Government to provide more funding and support to the broadcaster in order to promote the growth of the Irish language. Speaking at the ...

Move over Destiny's Child and make way for TG4 – four strong girls ready to take the hip-hop world by storm and make a few strong statements to their teenage fans. Producer Chris Stokes, who's ...

When I was in Dublin last month for the TradFest Temple Bar, a much-appreciated invitation simultaneously arrived to come to the Irish Film Institute in Temple Bar to view a new film about the late ...