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TG 4
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Síle is a TG 4 announcer and weather presenter. She previously presented continuity links for TG 4's teenage strand - 'Síle' - from 2005 to 2009.
Maighréad is a TG 4 announcer and weather presenter.Deirbhile presented a beginners guide to Irish - 'Now You're Talking' - in the mid-1990s; that programme was broadcast on BBC NI and on RTÉ. She went on to become an announcer with T na G (later TG 4) in 1996 - indeed, she was one of the original announcers at the station. She is now in charge of programme acquisitions at TG 4.Sinéad was one of the original announcers at T na G (now TG 4) when the station launched in October 1996.Sinéad is a TG 4 announcer and weather presenter.Cormac is a TG 4 announcer and weather presenter. He joined the station in 2008.Ailbhe was one of the original announcers at T na G (now TG 4). He later became a newsreader at the station. He is married to RTÉ/TG 4 newsreader Súin Ní Ghearailt.Fedelma is a TG 4 announcer and weather presenter. She joined the station in 2006.Daithí was a TG 4 continuity announcer and weather presenter from 1999 until 2010. He also presented entertainment ('Feilte' and 'Glór Tíre') and documentary series ('Daithí ar Route 66') on TG 4 and the 2010 'Rose of Tralee'. In 2011, he has been on the judging panel for 'The All-Ireland Talent Show' on RTÉ since 2009 and presents a Saturday morning show on RTÉ 2FM.
Síle's broadcasting career began in September 1998 when she joined Galway-based Irish language channel TG 4 as a presenter/researcher on movie show 'Hollywood Anocht'. She remained with the programme until the following Spring. In autumn 1999, Síle became a regular in-vision announcer and weather presenter at the station.
In August 2001 she took up a position as presenter on 'Cula 4' - TG 4's children's strand - fronting the live links between the programmes. She remained in that role until May 2003.
In 2004, Síle moved into radio, first with Beat 102-103 (February 2004 - December 2004) and then moving to Today FM. From 2008 to 2009, she presented 'Seoige', an RTÉ afternoon magazine series, with her elder sister Gráinne.
Síle has been involved with various RTÉ television projects, including: 'Up for the Match' (reporter/presenter, RTÉ One, September 2004 and 2005); 'Seachtain' - a weekly bi-lingual programme (reporter, RTÉ One, October 2004 - October 2005); 'You're a Star' (presenter, series four, RTÉ One, autumn 2005); 'Coisceim' (presenter, RTÉ One, January 2005); 'St Patrick's Day Parade' (co-presenter, RTÉ One, March 2005 and 2006).
She has made guest appearances on various television shows: 'The Panel' (2004, RTÉ Two); 'The Podge and Rodge Show' (2006, RTÉ Two); 'Tubridy Tonight' (2004 and 2005, RTÉ One).
Aoife is a TG 4 continuity announcer, who can often be seen on the channel presenting in-vision links. She also presents weather forecasts at the station. Aoife is also the host of 'Paisean Faisean', a TG 4 dating programme.
