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===Background===
TG4 is an Irish language television channel that started as Teilifís na Gaeltachta, a pirate channel, in 1987. The channel was given a license in 1996, after then, it was known as TnaG (Teilifís na Gaeilge) until 1999, when the channel was rebranded as TG4.
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==Teilifís na Gaeltachta==
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'''Logo:''' The letters T G made of red squares on top of white pillars that twist in a top down perspective, the text "Teilifís na Gaeltachta" in black and white can be seen at the base of the pillars.▼
TeilifisNaGaeltachta(1987).jpg
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'''Technique:''' A still graphic.
'''Availability:''' The single image of the logo is found in a TG4 and [[RTÉ]] collaborative Irish language documentary.
▲'''Availability:''' Unknown.
[[Category:Ireland]]
[[Category:Irish television logos]]
[[Category:Pirate logos]]
[[Category:Pages with missing in action logos]]
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Background
TG4 is an Irish language television channel that started as Teilifís na Gaeltachta, a pirate channel, in 1987. The channel was given a license in 1996, after then, it was known as TnaG (Teilifís na Gaeilge) until 1999, when the channel was rebranded as TG4.
Teilifís na Gaeltachta
Logo (1987)
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Visuals: The letters of "TG" made of red squares on top of white pillars that twist in a top down perspective. The text "Teilifís na Gaeltachta" in black and white can be seen at the base of the pillars.
Technique: A still graphic.
Audio: Unknown.
Availability: The single image of the logo is found in a TG4 and RTÉ collaborative Irish language documentary.
