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01 Jan 2026
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The investment will help producers scale their businesses and develop sustainable creative pipelines
TG4 has announced a €10 million funding package to commission new creative content, develop new producers, and strengthen its continous commitment to original Irish language content and the future of the independent production sector in 2026.
The funding will be made available for the development and production of new and innovative projects across multiple genres and demographics including entertainment, arts, lifestyle, factual, current affairs, young peoples, childrens and drama, with a strong focus on nurturing new voices and emerging production companies.
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This investment sits alongside existing committed funding, reinforcing TG4’s long-term support for the creative production sector.
TG4 Director General Deirdre Ní Choistín, announced the funding saying: “This €10 million investment underlines our ambition as a Publisher Broadcaster for TG4’s content slate and our confidence in new creative talent across the production sector. By supporting new ideas and new producers, while continuing our existing funding commitments, we are investing in the future of great storytelling and in the next generation of Irish language creative voices.”
This announcement forms part of TG4’s wider strategy to continous development of the independent production sector, with a strong focus on the Gaeltacht, to champion innovation, plurality and originality in content creation, while ensuring continued investment in projects already in development or production.
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