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Digital TV News · 18-03-08, 01:10 PM

With over a million Irish ex pats living in the UK it’s not a surprise that since the demise of Tara TV they have been missing catching up with the news and programming from home. But as it was St Patrick’s Day what could have been better for them than the Irish Government’s Communications Minister [...]

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merlodlliw · 18-03-08, 01:53 PM

Well I will believe it when it happens, any one know if the trading name is
Gaelic.

I also now wonder if its going out on Freesat, will freesat be soft scrambled although it does say FTA, but do they know the difference.

And where is the funding from?

Bob

Analoguesat · 18-03-08, 02:20 PM

Freesat - the proper version - will be fully FTA

merlodlliw · 18-03-08, 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Analoguesat

Freesat - the proper version - will be fully FTA

Thanks Anglosat. Roopers will be doing a Roopers in a pooper scooper.

Bob

madrat · 18-03-08, 07:55 PM

Thats if freesat ever starts.

merlodlliw · 18-03-08, 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by madrat

Thats if freesat ever starts.

At least they in the land of St Patrick, will be able to watch RTE news live on sat without a card.

I wonder will the late late show be shown live, pity the GAA is blocked outside Ireland, unless you PAY.

Comments Wez, you are quiet today, Anglosat is bouncing everywhere.

Diaspora where did that name come from, it dont sound Gaelic

Bob

One has to ask, who is funding this?

Bob

kerrywez · 18-03-08, 08:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by merlodlliw

Well I will believe it when it happens, any one know if the trading name is
Gaelic.

I also now wonder if its going out on Freesat, will freesat be soft scrambled although it does say FTA, but do they know the difference.

And where is the funding from?

Bob

Hi Bob, it does not sound very like an Irish name, I don't speak the Irish, nor do I know very many people who do, though it is forced on kids at school. I should think that Rupert will be pulling his hair out, if he losses the money he is getting from all the folks that are conned into subbing to Sly to get a decent picture from the local TV.

Very best regards Wez

SAT-WORLD · 09-06-08, 08:14 PM

Its been confirmed as RTE International.
See here:http://www.irishpost.co.uk/news/stor...jidoj&cat=news

merlodlliw · 09-06-08, 08:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SAT-WORLD

Its been confirmed as RTE International.
See here:http://www.irishpost.co.uk/news/stor...jidoj&cat=news

Well spotted Sat World, But it does not give anymore info than I responded to On TW, we know the only live progs will be the three news casts.
Sport will not be GAA live, so the all Irelands will not be shown live only repeats. The GAA have already given the contracts to pay tv,outside Eire.

As for the vunerable Irish In the UK, what the hell is this all about,
does it mean If my mother was from Kerry, and I am over 60,I will get a freesat reciever fitted all for free,sorry but Dublin does not control
the UK yet,and is it, RTE INT or not,no one knows.

The Irish post needs to get it all together,

Bob

Analoguesat · 09-06-08, 08:53 PM

Thank gawd they dropped that stupid Diaspora TV name. RTE International tells you exactly what the channel is.

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Digital TV News Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 1,397 Thanks: 0 Thanked 8 Times in 8 Posts	Irish TV to return to the UK With over a million Irish ex pats living in the UK it’s not a surprise that since the demise of Tara TV they have been missing catching up with the news and programming from home. But as it was St Patrick’s Day what could have been better for them than the Irish Government’s Communications Minister [...] More: Irish TV to return to the UK

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merlodlliw FTA only,sky free home Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: bwlchgwyn, 1375 Ft,highest village in Wales,Wrexham County Posts: 1,125 Thanks: 50 Thanked 56 Times in 51 Posts	Re: Irish TV to return to the UK Well I will believe it when it happens, any one know if the trading name is Gaelic. I also now wonder if its going out on Freesat, will freesat be soft scrambled although it does say FTA, but do they know the difference. And where is the funding from? Bob

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Analoguesat manic midlander retired mod Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Scottish Borders Posts: 11,668 Thanks: 21 Thanked 1,339 Times in 990 Posts	Re: Irish TV to return to the UK Freesat - the proper version - will be fully FTA __________________ Basic forum rules for both satellite & cable: no keys no patches no offering or asking for card shares Anyone pm'ing me for details of card sharing or anything to do with hacking cable will be banned immediately Analogue forever!!

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madrat Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Leicestershire Posts: 2,232 Thanks: 11 Thanked 83 Times in 72 Posts	Re: Irish TV to return to the UK Thats if freesat ever starts. __________________ *VIRGIN, STOP SENDING ME JUNK MAIL.*

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SAT-WORLD Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 3,664 Thanks: 19 Thanked 246 Times in 215 Posts	Re: Irish TV to return to the UK Its been confirmed as RTE International. See here:http://www.irishpost.co.uk/news/stor...jidoj&cat=news

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Analoguesat manic midlander retired mod Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Scottish Borders Posts: 11,668 Thanks: 21 Thanked 1,339 Times in 990 Posts	Re: Irish TV to return to the UK Thank gawd they dropped that stupid Diaspora TV name. RTE International tells you exactly what the channel is. __________________ Basic forum rules for both satellite & cable: no keys no patches no offering or asking for card shares Anyone pm'ing me for details of card sharing or anything to do with hacking cable will be banned immediately Analogue forever!!

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