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They don't make ads like they used to! They may only last a few seconds, but television adverts offer a unique and entertaining window into Irish life over the decades.

FADÓ FADÓ, takes us on a nostalgic trip down memory lane as different generations of family and friends come together to revisit the funniest, cheekiest, most unforgettable ads to ever grace Irish screens since television first arrived in homes in the 1960s.

From the swinging '60s to the disco-lit '70s, the sky-high hair of the '80s, and the Celtic Tiger–charged, grunge-tinged '90s, we look back at the ads that defined their eras. We discover how they still have the power to shock and delight, to make us laugh and cry—and how they reveal so much about Ireland and how we've evolved.

Regional, national and international headlines.

Never get caught out by the weather

Buildings Beo is a property show with a difference: it's not only about the renovation of heritage buildings all around the country, but also about the people and the communities who bring these buildings to life. In this 6-part series, presenter Carrie Crowley takes a closer look at six inspiring projects across Ireland, where derelict architectural legacies are being preserved and transformed into vital community spaces.

With over 166,000 vacant buildings in Ireland today, BUILDINGS BEO sheds light on the urgent need for renewal of abandoned spaces. With projects ranging from historical mills to old schoolhouses, each episode follows the journey of a different restoration, showcasing the trials, tribulations and triumphs that come with preserving Ireland's architectural heritage.

Some of the remarkable restorations include the transformation of the historic Hope Castle Gate Lodge into a thriving community library in Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan, the revival of a railway building into a digital hub and youth centre in Ballinamore, Co. Leitrim, and the redevelopment of a fire-ravaged cinema into a state-of-the-art local theatre in Cork's market town of Macroom. Audiences will be wowed as each episode culminates in a final reveal, as all the hard work comes together and the building is brought back to life.

Throughout the series, Carrie meets with the builders, architects, and communities driving these restoration projects, offering viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the transformation process. Through compelling storytelling and stunning visuals, "Buildings Beo" celebrates Ireland's rich cultural and architectural heritage, demonstrating how it takes a village to make a Building BEO. Produced by New Departures Media.

Politics and the economy, regional, national and international affairs. Live debate on the major issues of the day with a panel of analysts, experts and political pundits.

If you're looking to settle into a feel-good show full of cute kids who are given a chance to shine, look no further than Cleas Act. Presenters Eibhlín Ní Chonghaile and Stiofán Ó Fearail meet children attending Gaelscoileanna and Gaeltacht-based primary schools all over Ireland. The adorable young'uns share their passions, dislikes and highly original opinions on life. Each week, one school gets to produce their own version of a major pop song as Gaelige.

Are the 17,000 daily Irish speakers who remain in the Gaeltacht, including here in Donegal, enough to save the Gaeltacht?

TG4 has announced the launch of a powerful new documentary series, Néara-Éagsúlacht: Dearcadh Difriúil produced by Tyrone Productions, which will air as part of TG4's Autumn schedule. The two-part series offers a moving and honest insight into the lives of neurodivergent people across Ireland, filmed over the course of a year.

The series shines a light on the challenges and triumphs faced by neurodivergent individuals and their families, while highlighting the importance of understanding, inclusion, and support in education, employment, and wider society.

For over 150 years, generations of Irish have been building upon their ancestors' work in America's most Irish city, Boston. Journalist Seán Mac an tSíthigh will venture to the heart of this community, the largest Irish community outside of Ireland.

In 1897, the Connolly brothers – recent immigrants from Ireland – dream of striking it rich in the Wild West. When news reaches them of a fortune in the Yukon, youngest brother Séamus heads north to the town of Dominion, leaving Tom and Pádraig no choice but to follow their wayward sibling.

Ráth Chairn is located in the southeast of the Boyne Valley, between Trim and Athboy in County Meath. This Gaeltacht area was founded in 1935, when a courageous group from Connemara moved east to create a better life for themselves. In this series, we will get an insight into what drives this vibrant and creative community, the aspects of life that are most important to them, and how they preserve their traditions in the beautiful Ráth Chairn.

TG4's Travel series Téacs Taistil is back for its third season. This fun, quirky, and slightly chaotic adventure show has gone from strength to strength—kicking off with an epic first season, levelling up in season two, and now bringing you what we think is the best one yet.

Every week, our three young, totally unique presenters are thrown headfirst into a mystery trip with just one mission: to show us—rain-soaked Irish people—where we should go and what we could do if we hopped on a plane, train, or automobile for a three-day adventure.

With zero time to think, our travellers—Louise Cantillon, Séaghan Ó Súilleabháin, and Proinsias Ó Cuinn—get just 24 hours to pack, wax, and leg it to an unknown destination.

From chasing the Northern Lights in Iceland to roaming the ancient walled city of Split, or even just braving the rickety roads of Cavan, our three highly competitive presenters have to throw themselves into the local way of life—all while waiting for their next set of text instructions.

Where they stay, what they do, and how they eat? That's all decided by a mysterious texter. Over the past two seasons, they've steered boats across straits, shorn sheep on highlands, and even chiselled their own leather sandals—because why not?

But season three takes things up a notch! For the first time, the gang is leaving Europe and getting lost in the sights, sounds, and madness of North Africa. They'll hit the fairgrounds in Seville, take a walk in the clouds over Bratislava, and learn some traditional skills in West Cork.

So what's in store this time? What Insta-worthy moment will Louise capture? What TikTok trend will Séaghan jump on? And will Proinsias finally get over his fear of chickens?

Join the Lad's as they embark on this fun adventure, creating memories to last a lifetime!

There are over 160,000 people employed in the construction industry in Ireland. These people build, renovate and reimagine our countryside and our towns.

Welcome to ‘Na Builders' an original, home-grown series for TG4 that shines the spotlight on construction workers from across the country as they battle the elements - and occasionally each other - to get the job done.

We'll be spending time with builders of all shapes and sizes, in rural and urbans settings; we'll be looking at what they are building and who they are building for and getting a real sense of where we are in building Ireland these days 

From bricklayers to electricians, plumbers to roofers, plasterers to carpenters these hard- working men and women are part of our everyday lives in Ireland. These are their stories. 

Áine Ní Bhreisleáin explores the Wellness Industry in Ireland - body, mind and soul. Áine has been on a journey of change over the past year with a pivot in career as she tries to find more balance in her life. Follow Áine as she tries the latest therapies and treatments and meets with people who have changed their lives in the pursuit of happiness!

Who will be the next big country music star? Join Aoife & Séamus every Tuesday to find out.

Maru Inar Measc is a true crime documentary series that shines a light on the impact unprovoked murder cases have on society, local communities and on the victim's families as they are left without answers.