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Background

Channel 3, later known as Channel D, subtitled as "Independent Television Dublin", was a short lived pirate television station in Dublin, Ireland that broadcast from April to August of 1981.

ID (April 25-August 1981)

Visuals: A stylized capital D on a background of space and a star pattern with smaller dots of light travelling around it, text saying "Channel D Independent Television Dublin" in green scrolls along the bottom.

Technique: 2D computer animation.

Audio: Peter Reno and Jack Trombey's "Fanfare Showcase No. 24" from the De Wolfe Music Library album Fanfare Showcase.

Availability: The station only broadcast for about 5 months and there is little footage available.

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 ===Background===
-Channel 3, later known as Channel D, subtitled as "Independent Television Dublin", was a short lived pirate television station in Dublin, Ireland that broadcast from April to August of 1981.
+'''Channel 3''', later known as '''Channel D''', subtitled as "Independent Television Dublin", was a short lived pirate television station in Dublin, Ireland that broadcast from April to August of 1981.
-==={{Ordinal|1}} Logo (25th April 1981 - August 1981)===
-<!-- Replace this line with logo captures and/or videos --> [[File:Channel D2.jpg|center|frameless]][[File:Channel D1.jpg|center|frameless]]
-'''Logo:'''
+===ID (April 25-August 1981)===
-'''Variants:'''
+<gallery mode="packed" heights="200">
+Channel D2.jpg
+Channel D1.jpg
+</gallery>
+{{YouTube|id=DrTcvim0_lQ}}
+'''Visuals:''' A stylized capital D on a background of space and a star pattern with smaller dots of light travelling around it, text saying "Channel D Independent Television Dublin" in green scrolls along the bottom.
-'''FX/SFX:''' Text scrolling.
+'''Technique:''' 2D computer animation.
+'''Audio:''' Peter Reno and Jack Trombey's "Fanfare Showcase No. 24" from the De Wolfe Music Library album ''Fanfare Showcase''.
-'''Music/Sounds:''' None
-'''Music/Sounds Variants:''' None
-'''Availability:''' Extinct. The station only broadcast for about 2 months and there is little or no footage available.
+'''Availability:''' The station only broadcast for about 5 months and there is little footage available.
+[[Category:Television idents]]
-'''Editor's Note:''' There is no known footage of the channel easily available online, however, there are some screen captures and photographs of the station. It could possibly be "Lost Media".
+[[Category:Irish television idents]]
-<!-- Please add categories according to the company's type, country of origin, and parent company (if applicable) -->
-[[Category:Irish television logos]]
+[[Category:Ireland]]
-[[Category:Irish station IDs]]
-[[Category:Irish logos]]
 [[Category:Pirate logos]]
+[[Category:Logos with library music]]