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Maritime gems and travel galore for Autumn as TG4 approaches 20th Birthday Maritime gems and travel galore for Autumn as TG4 approaches 20th Birthday Hector let loose in Central America Trad’s own Spinal Tap Revealing Documentaries and Top-class Sport from home and abroad In the run-up to its 20th Birthday at Halloween, TG4 today launched a distinctive Autumn 2016 schedule, featuring a gentle comedy drama series set in the murkier reaches of the Irish traditional music scene, lots of genuine traditional and country music shows, another batch of new and revealing documentaries and profiles (including the sometimes deadly Irish obsession with land disputes) and exciting young peoples’ programmes with a difference. There is also a mouth-watering line-up of free to view movies and a great selection of exclusive live Gaelic games, rugby and horse-racing from the Listowel Festival as well as further exciting developments for TG4’s ever-expanding on-line offering for young people and Irish learners on the Player, the Web and social media. Highlights include: - Fir Bolg: A major new original 6 part comedy drama series that shows the underbelly of Irish traditional music. This is Spinal Tap with a bodhrán. A stellar cast is joined by cameos from many Irish showbusiness personalities in a gentle, affectionate send-up of the whole genre. The story is simple – a famous trad group from the 1970s makes an ill-fated come-back, awakening long-forgotten feuds, rivalries and bum notes. - Mr. Robot: From the producers of “True Detective,” “Mr. Robot” follows Elliot, a young and brilliant programmer who has perfected the art of computer hacking. Elliot suffers from a debilitating anti-social disorder, making hacking into peoples’ lives his only means of human connection. He wields his skills as a weapon to protect the people he cares about from those who are trying to hurt them. Ultimately, he finds himself at the intersection between his day job at a cybersecurity firm and “F-Society,” an underground hacking collective that is trying to recruit Elliot to help take down the “one-percent.” - Hector Central: Just when Central America thought that it had escaped Hector’s attention, the red-haired dynamo from Navan sets out on a madcap adventure along the Pan-American Highway, from Panama to Belize. Géill Slí or Approach with Caution. - Anamnocht: Documentaries that concentrate on people more than on issues: Beginning with a celebratory selection from the channel’s 20 year archive, upcoming new factual programmes will celebrate Mary Elmes, the Cork-born humanitarian heroine of the Spanish Civil War and World War II, chronicle the first year of a new Connemara fire-station and tell the amazing story of John Phillip Holland the Clare-born ex-Christian Brother who invented the submarine with the support of the Fenians. - Hup: High-energy live-performance traditional music, televised in a highly visual style, showcasing some of the biggest names in performance and musical collaboration with unexpected partners. - Tithe Cois Farraige: We visit Ireland’s most stunning houses that overlook the sea – some of them centuries old, others very new and modern – all of them coastal wonders. - An Ríl Deal: A most unstrictly approach as well-known faces attempt to speed-learn Irish dancing. We discover that accomplished rugby line-out technique may not be an advantage. - Laochra Gael: A new season of the series that celebrates and chronicles the careers of the top Gaelic games legends including Seánie McMahon (Clare), Dónal Óg Cusack (Cork), Pete Finnerty (Galway), Pat Fox (Tipperary), Tommy Walsh (Kilkenny), Clíodhna O’Connor (Dublin), the Lowrys (Offaly), Owen Mulligan (Tyrone), Dara Ó Cinnéide (Kerry) and Éamonn O’Hara (Sligo). - GAA Beo: Exclusive live free to view coverage of the All-Ireland Minor and Under-21 Finals, the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Gaelic Football Finals from Croke Park on Sept 25th, county finals, the AIB Club Provincial Championships and the Allianz National Leagues. - Imeall: The wonder-full weekly window on the world of arts and culture, presented by Tristan Rosenstock and Ailbhe Ní Ghearbhuigh, offering an insider’s look at happenings, publications and exhibitions as well as practitioner profiles and interviews. - Rugbaí Beo: Live free-to-view weekly coverage of the Guinness Pro 12 league competition as well as same-day highlights from Irish provinces’ matches in the European Champions Cup. - Young people: The Cúla4 na nÓg zone provides a daily early-morning entertainment package for the pre-school age group. It offers brand-new Irish versions of famous animated series, introducing Masha and the Bear, Wussywat, Astroblast plus regular established favourites Dora the Explorer, Pocoyo, Dinosaur Train, Bia Linn, Saol Faoi Shráid, Igam Ogam and Scéal an Lae. For school-going kids Cúla4 in the afternoon also has an impressive line-up, including the newly commissioned Irish language originals Is Eolaí Mé, a fun science series and Na Dúlradóirí – in which young people are encouraged to get off their sofas and enjoy our amazing beaches, forests, parks and gardens. - Nuacht TG4: Anchor Eimear Ní Chonaola and the country-wide team continue to throw a different light on news stories, local, national and global. People make news. See and hear from the people at the heart of things. - Fíorscéal: A new season of top-class international documentaries that continue to cast a thought-provoking and fearless eye on issues which affect us – environmentally, socially, politically and globally. A number of the new season’s programmes report on the extensive profiteering taking place in the refugee/humanitarian aid sectors. - Róisín: Róisín O’Hara and her studio guests tease out today’s issues and challenges with a mixture of conversation, reports and debate, often from a woman’s perspective, mixing the light hearted with the serious. - Comhrá: A deceptively simple format – two chairs and a fireside conversation between the award-winning Máirtín Tom Sheáinín, and his weekly guest. The relaxed guest does most of the talking as the host gently guides the chat. GAA President, left-wing firebrand parliamentarian, lorry-driver, professor or pothole inspector – rank does not matter to Máirtín but good conversation does. - Je Mo Peil: Two strolling Irish actors (Peter Coonan and Lochlann Ó Mearáin) join the Green Army in France for the 2016 Euro Finals, diving head first into the joyful madness and exuberance that marks out the Irish fans wherever they go. The football is the side-show. - Opry an Iúir: A new season of the popular country music performance series recorded in front of a live audience, presented by Daniel O’Donnell and co-host Lynette Fay. In an exciting cross-over element, Ireland’s top country stars duet with some well-known traditional singers. - Junior Eurovision: As Ireland’s efforts in the adult section continue to falter, can our young people redeem Ireland’s reputation in this year’s Eurovision Junior Song Contest in Valletta, Malta. We’ve searched for and found the top 32 singers. Now we must find a winner to represent the country. Ireland’s former Eurovision representatives will guest-judge each programme. - Crá sa Chré: The Irish (sometimes bloody) obsession with land ownership is revealed through famous (and infamous) court cases that disputes have provoked. - Na Bailéid: Cork’s wandering minstrel boy, John Spillane to the road has gone in search of the stories behind some of Ireland’s biggest exports – our best-loved ballads. - Madraí na nGael: The story of Ireland’s best-loved native dog breeds. TG4 content is available to view anywhere any time with Apps on most of the Smart TV sets now on the market from the major manufacturers, a browser-based Player, a TG4 Player App for iPad and the launch of an updated Website and a TG4 Player App for iPad. (The Cula4 Player App is coming soon!). Breis eolais: Linda Ní Ghríofa, TG4 091-505228, linda.ni.ghriofa@tg4.ie Cur aithne orainn… - Twitter @TG4TV #TG4 - www.tg4.ie - www.facebook.com/TG4TV - www.flickr.com/photos/tg4 Channel numbers for TG4: Saorview 104, Sky 104 (SD and HD) Virgin Media 104, 137 (HD), 602 (Cúla4) Northern Ireland Channel numbers for TG4: Freeview 51, Sky 163, Virgin Cable 877
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Spraoi agus Spórt, Ceol agus Comhluadar… Soláthar don uile mhian sa gClársceideal Fómhair Spraoi agus Spórt, Ceol agus Comhluadar Soláthar don uile mhian sa gClársceideal Fómhair Agus gan ach cúpla seachtain fágtha aige mar dhéagóir (beidh TG4 fiche bliain d’aois Oíche Shamhna) tá rogha fhuinniúil fhairsing ilghnéitheach ar fáil sa gClársceideal Fómhair 2016 atá seolta ag an gcainéal ag nuacht-ócáid i mBaile Átha Cliath inniu. Ar na nithe is tarraingtí den sceideal, tá sraitheanna faisnéise a thugann léargas nuálach ar ghnéithe rúnda agus folaithe de shaol na hÉireann, (scannán seanchais as Árainn i 1935 ina measc), drámaíocht nua-léirithe a leagann méar ar chuisle an phobail, rogha iontach ábhair do dhaoine óga, spórt nach bhfaightear ar aon chainéal eile agus seirbhís nuachta agus cúrsaí reatha atá éagsúil, géarchúiseach. I measc na mbuaicphointí tá: - Fir Bolg: Sraithdhráma nua grinn, 6 eagrán, a thugann léargas nach bhfeictear go minic ar shaol an cheoil traidisiúnta. Más fíor an scéal, ba ghrúpa aitheanta ceoil ab ea na Fir Bolg, deich mbliana fichead ó shin. Thuill siad clú agus cáil lena linn – ach d’imigh sin agus tháinig seo. Scaradar ó chéile ach anois – agus an bunaitheoir básaithe – tá caint fúthu arís – agus airgead le déanamh. Tá cliar iontach agus pearsain aitheanta go leora dráma seo Robot: Leanann an sraith iomráiteach seo scéal Elliot, fear óg a bhfuil scil aige ag haiceáil ríomhairí. Níl an scil céanna aige ina chaidrimh le daoine agus úsáideann sé na ríomhairí leo siúd a bhfuil cion aige orthu a chosaint. I ndeireadh na dála tugann an haiceáil ar bhóthar eile é, ag plé leis an ‘F-society’, eagras faoi cheilt. - Hector Central: Is beag ceard den domhan nach raibh siúlta ag fear rua na hUaimhe do TG4 – ach d’éirigh le Meiriceá Láir a theacht slán – go dtí seo. Seo anois é ar ruathar ó Phanama go Belize. Go bhfóire Dia ar na daoine. - Anamnocht: Cláir shubstaintiúla faisnéise uair an chloig a thugann léargas taibhsiúil dúinn ar phearsain, ar ghluaiseachtaí nó ar áiteanna, ina measc comaoin dhearmadta Frank O’Connor ar fhilíocht na Gaeilge, comóradh ar bhan-amhránaí as Oirialla a bhásaigh go hóg, saothar iontach na bhfear dóiteán nua-oilte ar an gCeathrú Rua, an Cláiríneach as Lios Ceannúir a chruthaigh an fomhuireán le cabhair na bhFíníní agus an bhanlaoch as Corcaigh a tharrtháil na céadta ón mbás le linn na cogaíochta sa Spáinn agus sa bhFrainc 80 bliain ó shin. - Hup: Séasúr spleodrach eile den tsraith fhuinniúil seo, ceol traidisiúnta taifeadta le gean agus le samhlaíocht fhísiúil ag tobar an dúchais ag na hócáidí is gaire do chuisle an cheoil. Is iad an ceol, na ceoltóirí agus an t-ionad bun agus barr na gclár, níl láithreoir ná caint i gceist. - Comhrá: Daoine aitheanta agus neamhaitheanta ag nochtadh a gcroí agus scéal a mbeatha do Mháirtín Tom Sheáinín. Beidh Uachtarán reatha CLG ann, iar Uachtaráin Chonradh na Gaeilge, polaiteoir deisbhéalach grinnchúiseach, múinteoirí agus spailpín a cheannaigh leoraí. Uasal nó íseal, is mar an chéile do Mháirtín é. - Tithe Cois Farraige: Sraith nua a chruthaíonn go bhfuil tithe sa tír seo, idir shean agus nua, atá chomh hálainn le haon áras ar domhan agus radharc na mara acu ar fad. - An Ríl Deal: Pearsain aitheanta spóirt agus siamsaíochta ag cruthú nach fíor an sean fhocal gur Dhá dtrian den damhsa an chosúlacht. Bíonn gach tosnú lag, fiú más réalta spóirt thú. - Laochra Gael: Séasúr eile de chuimhní cinn agus ómós do mhór-imreoirí peile agus iomána ón am atá caite. Cláracha an séasúr seo ar Seánie McMahon (An Clár), Dónal Óg Cusack (Corcaigh), Pete Finnerty (Gaillimh), Pat Fox (Tiobraid Árann), Tommy Walsh (Cill Chainnigh), Clíodhna O’Connor (Áth Cliath), Na Lowrys (Uíbh Fhailí), Owen Mulligan (Tír Eoghain), Dara Ó Cinnéide (Ciarraí) agus Éamonn O’Hara (Sligeach). - GAA Beo: Beochraoladh eisiach gach deireadh seachtaine ar Chluichí Ceannais na hÉireann, Mionúir, Faoi 21, Craobhacha TG4 i bPeil na mBan, Cluichí Ceannais Contae, Craobh Club AIB agus Sraitheanna Náisiúnta Allianz. - Imeall: Séasúr nua den tsraith sheachtainiúil ar shaol na n-ealaíon agus an chultúir, léirmheasanna agus tuairiscí agus ardán d’ealaíontóirí agus iad i mbun cruthaíochta idir fhís, fhocal agus eile i gcuideachta Tristan Rosenstock agus Ailbhe Ní Ghearbuigh. - Rugbaí Beo: Beochraoladh eisiach ar chluichí sa gcomórtas nua sraithe an Guinness Pro 12 agus buaicphointí ar gach lá imeartha ó Chorn na gCuradh. - Daoine Óga: Cúla4 na nÓg – an zón laethúil do pháistí réamhscoile ag am bricfeasta. Ar na sraitheanna nua i mbliana beidh Masha agus an Béar, Wussywat, Astroblast agus seanchairde ar nós Dora, Pocoyo, Bia Linn, Saol Faoi Shráid, Igam Ogam agus Scéal an Lae. San iarnóin, beidh Micheál Ó Ciaraidh ag láithriú Cúla4 ina bhfuil sraitheanna cartúin, drámaíochta agus eile, ina measc na sraitheanna nua-léirithe Gaeilge Is Eolaí Mé agus Na Dúlradóirí. - Nuacht TG4: Súil ar leith ar scéalta réigiúnacha, áitiúla agus daonna. Déantar clúdach ar leith ó chósta an iarthair, ar an nGaeltacht agus ar phobal na Gaeilge ar fud na tíre agus níos faide ó bhaile. Is í an duais-chraoltóir Eimear Ní Chonaola an t-ancaire. - Fíorscéal: Tuilleadh clár faisnéise a thugann aghaidh go fuarchúiseach ar mhórcheisteanna idirnáisiúnta trí shúile na léiritheoirí teilifíse is misniúla agus is conspóidí ar domhan. Fiosrófar monaplacht na Stát Aontaithe ar shatailítí GPS in eagrán amháin. - Na Bailéid: An Corcaíocht siúlach, fiosrach John Spillane, ar thóir na scéalta as ar fhás cuid de na amhráin is ansa linn ar fad. - Róisín: Séasúr nua den chlár cainte agus plé ina bhfuil Róisín Ní Eadhra agus a haíonna agus iad i mbun anailíse ar cheisteanna teaghlaigh, oideachais agus sláinte, ó chian is ó chóngar. - Opry an Iúir: Réaltaí móra an cheoil tíre in Éirinn i mbun coirme. Beidh an rí féin, Daniel O’Donnell ag cabhrú leo arís i mbliana agus amhránaithe Gaeilge ag canadh ar an ardán leis na réaltaí ceol tíre. - Crá sa Chré: Sraith ina léirítear roinnt cásanna cúirte a chruthaíonn go bhfuil dúil ar leith ag an Éireannach sa talamh – agus gur dúil fhuilteach í uaireanta. - Junior Eurovision: Anois agus Éire náirithe le blianta beaga sa gcomórtas sinsear, tá TG4 ag cur chun páirce den dara bliain as a chéile sa gcomórtas sóisear féachaint le hamhrán nua-chumtha Gaeilge a roghnú le go rachaidh an buaiteoir chuig an gCraobh Eorpach a chraolfar beo as Malta. - Madraí na nGael: Sraith a chuirfidh led eolas ar roinnt de na póir dhúchasacha is sine dá bhfuil againn. Is féidir ábhar TG4 a fháil anois, aon am, aon áit ar domhan. Tá Aip TG4 ar fáil anois ar theilifíseáin chliste agus ar an iPad, tá Seinnteoir TG4 anseo, go leor eile ar an Suíomh Gréasáin (agus ní fada uainn Aip Sheinnteoir Cúla4). Breis eolais: Linda Ní Ghríofa, TG4 091-505228, linda.ni.ghriofa@tg4.ie Cur aithne orainn… - Twitter @TG4TV #TG4 - www.tg4.ie - www.facebook.com/TG4TV - www.flickr.com/photos/tg4 TG4 ar fáil ar an teilifís ar chainéal: Saorview 104, Sky 104 (HD) UPC 104 (HD), 137 (HD), 602 (Cúla4) Sna Sé Chontae ar Freeview 51, Sky 163, Virgin Cable, 877