FRANCE 24 is France's 24 hour international news channel, characterized by respect for diversity and attention to political and cultural differences and identities. Presented live from Paris, the channel has 180 staff journalists and correspondents all over the world.

 

Cúla4 na nÓg caters for our pre-school audience with shows starting at 7 a.m. each morning and another slot on weekdays at 3 p.m. The zone is bursting with some of the biggest shows - Wanda and the Alien, Masha and the Bear, QPootle, Olly the Little White Van, Dinosaur Train and many more.

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Olivia is thrilled when she's chosen to build the mascot snowman for the annual Maywood winter festival. But when all the snow melts away, Olivia has to build her snowlady out of something else: cotton candy!

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Flinn and his crew are arrested by the King's men for stealing treasure.

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Today Halley is left in charge of the café all by herself!

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Radar gets a new toy and everyone loves it.

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When Suzie the sports car breaks down for the first time she heads to Mick's Garage for repairs. Instead of just fixing her Bazza gives her a whole makeover. Will Suzie be happy with her glam new look?

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A mysterious ghostly figure is roaming Bumpton scaring the townsfolk. Olly and Stan decide to investigate.

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Dora, Boots and Pinto are heading to the big horse show but the train breaks down on the way.

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It's a race against time to get the wheat into the barn before it rains but Rev is more worried about how he looks.

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Masha tells a story about the clever Fox who manages to kick the Rabbit out of his own home.

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Grandpa's vegetable patch has a visitor and Zou has to help him find a new home.

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The Bear's little cousin, Panda, comes over to pay a visit. Masha immediately wants to pal up and spend time playing games.

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Messy and his friends are joined by a group of robots when they build a bridge.

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On a windy evening, the windmill atop Calimero's roof tumbles into the street, almost on top of Colbert the architect.

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Today we take a look at baby animals in the forest to see how they spend their evening.

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An old friend of Zeb's mysteriously returns to Walton's Mountain without his wife. The family comes to know that she died earlier but he will not acknowledge her passing.

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A new cenotaph is being unveiled at the town square for Remembrance Day celebrations. Alden seems annoyed by it and refuses to take part in the ceremony. Max asks Alden if he would speak to the kids at school about the war, but he refuses.

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Simon and Maggie marvel at the British success in putting their own stamp on a Pakistani curry and then celebrate the cross-cultural cuisine of Australia's own "Father Of Fusion" Cheong Liew.

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The late Micheál Mháire Gabha was this programme's guest. Micheál first meet his wife when he was 14 years of age. The two of them were in a singing competition with each other, which he won. Micheál was a great singer who has a love for music. He is also renowned for his melodeon playing but in this show he played the accordion for us and also did some lilting. Nóra and himself have 11 children who were all brought up with a love for music.

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John decides to expand the mill and call it Walton and Sons, but Jason wants to study music and tries for a scholarship.

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Nine contestants try to answer questions as a team. The worst player is voted off the team at the end of each round, until only one contestant is left who gets all the money. Presented by Anne Robinson.

 

Cúla4 na nÓg caters for our pre-school audience with shows starting at 7 a.m. each morning and another slot on weekdays at 3 p.m. The zone is bursting with some of the biggest shows - Wanda and the Alien, Masha and the Bear, QPootle, Olly the Little White Van, Dinosaur Train and many more.

(S1/EP11)

With the beginning of September, Masha, like all the children wants to go to school and asks the Bear to make her one.

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The Bear patiently waits to collect the harvest of carrots. And so does the hungry hare.

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Owlette has to learn not to be so angry and impatient.

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Nick wants to stay awake all night. The Cat takes Nick and Sally on a nocturnal adventure.

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Nick has a super-duper special shell and Sally wants one too! The Cat in the Hat takes them on an adventure to the beach where they meet Tucker, a hermit crab, who is also looking for a new shell because he's grown too big for his.

 

Cúla 4 kicks off at 7 a.m. each morning and 4 p.m. weekdays with episodes of Angelo Rules, Get Ace, Jungle Bunch, Camp Lakebottom, Dude that's my Ghost, Garfield and many more of your favourite characters.

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When Alvin inadvertently destroys Theodore's bicycle, he enters the boys in a roundup of shopping carts where the first prize is a new bike.

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When Moody Margaret moves in for a few days, Henry finds himself up against someone even more horrid than he is.

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In the last of the Mean Machine series we find out if Garfield saves his friends and planet Earth.

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When another 'Sir' suspects that Dudley isn't a Sir, Dudley has to prove himself.

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Pearl decides to get a job.

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This is Officially Amazing! Today we will see some extraordinary official world record attempts from around the world such as a woman who can throw a baseball at over 65 miles an hour. Presented by Eoghan Ó Loideáin.

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National and regional weather.

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Memories paint a million pictures, but for Tadhg, a simple ring paints the only picture that he cares about, Maggie's love for him. An issue arises for the two lovebirds when Tadhg is completely stunned at Maggie's unemotional and uncaring front. In a moment of weakness Dee breaks down, pouring her heart and soul out to Mack telling him just how lonesome and alienated she feels in Ros na Rún. Things are about to get a whole lot worse for Fia as Evan and Máire fear for her safety. Will Fia allow herself to be found or will she stay hiding from her overwhelming problems?

(S9/EP25)

Nine contestants try to answer questions as a team. The worst player is voted off the team at the end of each round, until only one contestant is left who gets all the money. Presented by Anne Robinson.

(S21/EP304)

National and regional weather.

 

The day's main news stories from a regional, national and international perspective.

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Síle Nic Chonaonaigh will travel the country meeting gardeners who grow using traditional methods and some who are starting from scratch, and will also meet many experts, including cooks, foragers and fishermen. Síle visits John Dolan in West Cork where he's transformed several acres of boggy hillside into a lush forest garden. She returns to the bog with John Ó Máille for her second lesson in traditional turf-cutting and Klaus Laitenberger gives her his top weeding tips.

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Hup is a traditional music series that travels to Dungarvan for the town's TradFest. In this first edition we get a taste of the regional musical style from the likes of Finbar Furey, Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh and Cór Fear na nDéise. With displays of traditional music, dance and singing recorded in an eclectic mixture of locations around the town we celebrate the traditional music of the South East. HUP!

(S22/EP17)

Memories paint a million pictures, but for Tadhg, a simple ring paints the only picture that he cares about, Maggie's love for him. An issue arises for the two lovebirds when Tadhg is completely stunned at Maggie's unemotional and uncaring front. In a moment of weakness Dee breaks down, pouring her heart and soul out to Mack telling him just how lonesome and alienated she feels in Ros na Rún. Things are about to get a whole lot worse for Fia as Evan and Máire fear for her safety. Will Fia allow herself to be found or will she stay hiding from her overwhelming problems?

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Austin Dawe, Seán Mac Donnacha & Liam Farrell will play two reels for us this week. We'll see Máire Ní Iarnáin from Carna taking part in the first ever sean-nós dancing competition to be broadcast on television in 1986. This programme also features a singing group from St. Oliver Plunketts GAA club in Drogheda singing 'Do Ghluais An Bathlach Beag' on SCÓR in April 1978, as well as plenty of other talented musicians.

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The very popular country music series returns, presented by the king of country Daniel O'Donnell. He is joined by Lynette Fay as they meet and greet some of the biggest stars of country music. In each episode, Daniel will also duet with the Country artist and perform some of his best loved hits in Irish. In this week's show, Jim Devine with his special guest Maighréad Ní Dhomhnaill will be taking the stage.

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Juliette continues to feel sensation in her legs and wants to try to speed up her recovery. She has not been taking her pain pills because she is afraid she will get hooked on them like the last time. Will and Kevin go house hunting. Rayna discovers a mysterious package with no stamp at her door that is filled with a letter and rose petals. Juliette goes back to the church and asks God why she is the only one who survived the crash.

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The Panthers prepare for their first playoff game. Coach Taylor gets distracted as he has to come up with a solution to Smash's use of drugs. Tyra and Julie befriend while Riggins bonds with his alienated father. Buddy learns about Jason and Lyla's engagement.

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National and International Forecast.

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For more than 50 years, science has been continually challenging our perception of the animal kingdom. Today, animals are known to be infinitely more intelligent, communicative and sensitive than we ever imagined. Can we change the status of animals to improve the well-being of livestock on farms, in abattoirs or research laboratories? Or should we go even further and abolish all forms of animal exploitation, considering other species as genuine rights-bearing beings?

 

 

FRANCE 24 is France's 24 hour international news channel, characterized by respect for diversity and attention to political and cultural differences and identities. Presented live from Paris, the channel has 180 staff journalists and correspondents all over the world.