Tá sé fógartha ag RTÉ nach mbeidh téama Seó Bréagán na bliana seo ach an clár Nollag is ansa leis, An Grinch
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05 Dec 2025
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05 Dec 2025
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Dheimhnigh Catherine Martin, TD, an tAire Turasóireachta, Cultúir, Ealaíon, Gaeltachta, Spóirt agus Meán, an Céadaoin seo, 20 Márta, 2024, ceapachán chomhaltaí nua ar Bhoird RTÉ agus TG4.
Agus í ag deimhniú na gceapachán, dúirt and tAire Martin: “Ag cruinniú an Rialtais inniu, ceadaíodh ceapachán beirt comhaltaí nua ar Bhord RTÉ agus beirt ar Bhord TG4. Thar ceann an Rialtais, ba mhaith liom gach rath a ghuí ar an gceathrar comhaltaí nua agus iad ag tabhairt faoin ról tábhachtach seo le tacú le craoltóireacht seirbhíse poiblí in Éirinn.”
Ceapadh Noreen O’Kelly agus Shirley Bradshaw ar Bhord RTÉ, agus is iad Muireann Ní Chíobháin agus Éamonn Ó hÁrgáin atá ceapaithe ar Bhord TG4.
Maidir leis na ceapacháin ar Bhord RTÉ, dúirt an tAire Martin: “Lena cúlra sa chuntasóireacht agus san airgeadas, tá taithí leathan ag Noreen i rólanna feidhmeannacha agus neamhfheidmeannacha, san earnáil phríomháideach agus san earnáil phoiblí agus beidh seo chun leasa an Bhoird. Beidh Shirley, a thosaigh le RTÉ in 1994, sa ról tabhachtach mar ionadaí an mheitheal oibre ar an mBord.”
Ag déanamh tagairt do na ceapacháin ar Bhord TG4, dúirt an tAire: “Tá taithí leathan ag Muireann agus Éamonn beirth a chuirfidh le Bord TG4 agus iad ag tabhairt aghaidh ní hamháin ar ardchaighdeán ábhair a sholáthar don lucht féachana, ach freisin ar a ról i gcur chun cinn na Gaeilge mar theanga laethúil i measc an phobail.”
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