TG4 (Ireland)

==Teilifís na Gaeltachta (Pirate)==
===1987–1996===
==Teilifís na Gaeilge (TnaG)==
===1996–1999===
==TG4==
=== 1999–2012 ===
==== 1999–2003 ====
==== 2003–2012 ====
=== 2012–present ===
==== 2012–2017 (primary), 2017–2021 (secondary) ====
The logo has been adjusted to make the G's stroke match with the T to flow better, detaching it from the original TnaG style.Rudd Studio - https://ruddstudio.com/project/tg4/Rete&Tom - https://peteandtom.com/tg4-rebrandFontSmith - https://www.fontsmith.com/blog/2012/09/13/tg4-re-brand
==== 2017–present ====
A translucent version of the logo was introduced in 2017. The previous logo continued to be used online until 2019, and on idents until February 2021.
==== 2021–present (secondary) ====
On 1 February 2021, TG4 revealed a new logo and graphics designed by Red Bee Media.Red Bee Media - https://www.redbeecreative.com/work/tg4Design Week - Irish channel TG4 reveals new logo and folklore-inspired identsTG4 - https://www.tg4.ie/en/information/press/press-releases/2021-2/tg4-reveal-new-brand-look/ This logo is currently used during continuity and on social media.
==References==
Category:Ireland
Category:Television channels in Ireland
Category:Irish-language television channels
Category:Public broadcasters
Category:TG4 (Ireland)
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Category:County Galway
Category:1987
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Category:1999
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1987