Watching TV via the web in Ireland or the Republic of Ireland has many similarities to the UK, as Ireland shares many stations with the British Isles.

Although the United Kingdom is a collection of several smaller countries and territories that make the whole – England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. When it comes to TV production the British Isles are a lot more unified.

However, Ireland does still have it’s own unique selection of content in both channels and TV shows, including a selection of regional-based programming.

RTE One – the national public broadcaster of the Republic of Ireland. With content designed to fit a range of interests, stand-out shows on the network (which is responsible for 6 TV channels and 12 radio stations), and main channel RTE One, include The Late Late Show, Crimecall, and the All-Ireland Talent Contest.

TV3 – Ireland’s first commercial broadcaster, TV3 also goes out to Northern Ireland, having begun broadcasting in 1998. The channel’s contents are generally entertainment-based, and original shows on the network include Xpose, School Run, and Ireland AM, although a majority of content is imported.

RTE Two  -  RTE Two is the secondary channel of the national public broadcaster of Ireland, RTE. Programmes on RTE Two include Hollywood Trials, RTE News on Two, and live sporting coverage. Shows across the RTE channels can also be found online via the official on-demand service, RTE Player.

UTV (Northern Ireland) – UTV is a TV network in Northern Ireland formed as a national offshoot of ITV. The content on the digital terrestrial channel (available on set-top boxes in Northern Ireland (with some reach to the Republic of Ireland)), is mainly the same as its parent channel, along with a selection of UTV in-house productions.

TG4 – TG4 is an Irish-language TV network operating in the Republic of Ireland on terrestrial TV. Key content on the mainly public-service network covers reality TV, sport, and news coverage, amongst others.

Setanta Sports – Irish sporting channel Setanta Sports is a premium broadcaster in the Republic of Ireland, and while a foray into UK television was unsuccessful, the native version is still running strong, with big-name broadcast rights including club football from across Europe and South America, MotoGP, and the GAA.

There are many UK channels that can be watched by the Irish populace such as Sky, Channel 4, E4, Comedy Central, Discovery, Nickelodeon, MTV and others.

You can find more details on Online TV networks in Ireland on this page, and for additional in-depth information on the Irish TV market in general can be found here – link to Wikipedia.

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