Saorview is a free digital television service you receive with an aerial. It brings you all your favourite Irish channels in digital quality, for free. Saorview replaces the current free analogue TV ...

Over 600,000 Saorview consumers have been urged to retune their set-top boxes and digital televisions or risk losing their television service. The request to householders comes a year after RTÉ’s ...

Between 80,000 and 100,000 homes in Ireland will lose their TV signal when the long-serving analogue signal is switched off tomorrow. An additional 300,000 secondary TVs in homes will also lose signal ...

Sky Ireland’s Dublin offices were blessed with a special guest yesterday, as Dora the Explorer (or rather someone dressed as Dora, on loan from Nickelodeon) dropped into Burlington Plaza to give the ...

On October 24 this year, the analogue TV network is being switched off and will be replaced by a digital signal in line with the rest of Europe. It is only weeks ago, so if you haven't already done so ...

Sony Ireland has confirmed its 2011 BRAVIA TV range from 22 inches and up have been approved by RTÉ for its upcoming Saorview service. Saorview will offer a free-to-air digital terrestrial TV service ...

Irish state broadcaster RTÉ has partnered with Freesat, the UK free-to-air television company, to develop a new product for Saorview, Ireland’s free digital television service and the largest ...

RTÉ has commissioned Freesat to develop a new product for Saorview, Ireland’s free-to-air terrestrial platform, and the largest television platform in the Republic. Saorview Connect will be based on ...

Saorview, Ireland's new free-to-air digital television service, has been launched today by Minister for Communications Pat Rabbitte. 'Saorview will secure the future of Irish free-to-air television in ...

The 600,000 Irish householders who use SAORVIEW are being advised to re-scan their equipment today or face losing the service. Mon, 21 Oct, 2013 - 08:26 The 600,000 Irish householders who use SAORVIEW ...

Saorview, Ireland’s new free-to-air digital television service, has been launched by the Minister for Communications, Pat Rabbitte. The service carries eight channels and is now available to 97 per ...