Fourth televised debate broadcast on TG4

The seven presidential candidates took part in a bi-lingual debate broadcast on TG4 this evening.

Fourth televised debate broadcast on TG4
Tue, 18 Oct, 2011 - 21:52

The seven presidential candidates took part in a bi-lingual debate broadcast on TG4 this evening.

The fourth televised debate of the campaign saw the candidates discuss the future of the Irish language, giving their thoughts on the celebrations for the anniversary of 1916 and discussing the prospect of changing the national anthem.

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