Election debate live tonight at 8pm

mayotom

The Mayo election debate will be on Mayo TV tonight live at 8pm

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finisklin

See below....interesting innovation.

History will be made in Mayo on Saturday when newly-launched Mayo TV broadcasts the election count results live to the world from the TF Royal Theatre and Event Centre in Castlebar. Mayo people, at home and abroad, will be the first to see the 2011 election results from the Castlebar centre as they are broadcast live on the internet TV channel.

MayoTV.ie will feature regular count updates as the ballot boxes are opened, analysis and discussion on the early tally counts, interviews with the election candidates and reaction from the parties as the outcome of the 2011 election unfolds in Mayo.

The brainchild of Westport journalist and broadcaster, Piaras Ó Raghallaigh, Mayo TV goes live tonight, Monday night last (February 21st) with a star-studded line up of Mayo celebrity guests.

"We're thrilled to have our very own TV channel in Mayo. This is something new and innovative for the county and we hope that people log on and support us. We have spent the last two years developing the concept and thankfully it is full steam ahead now for our next live broadcast from the election count centre on Saturday next," commented Ó Raghallaigh.

Mayo TV is all about connecting Mayo people at home and abroad and bolstering Mayo businesses everywhere.


"It is an exciting time for Mayo people everywhere especially with the prospect of the county electing the leader of the country and Mayo TV will be at the heart of the action," commented Ó Raghallaigh.
Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny described the launch of Mayo TV as "a ground-breaking development in modern technology for Mayo". "I want to wish Mayo TVall the best for the future, it is fantastic to see Mayo people developing new employment opportunities using state-of-the-art digital technology," he said.
Targeting a worldwide audience, Mayo TVwill feature weekly news and sports updates as well as features on entertainment, Mayo businesses, farming matters in Mayo and community events from across the county.

"We will be covering everything from football to farming and from fishing to fashion. We want to showcase Mayo to the world as a wonderful place to live in, to do business in and to visit as a holiday destination. Mayo TV will give a voice and TV presence to every aspect of life in Mayo," Ó Raghallaigh said.

Mayo senior football team manager James Horan, International boxing star Ray Moylette, Mayo County Manager Peter Hynes, Mayo Person of the year Pat Jennings and former Mayo Garda Commissioner Noel Conroy were just some of the people interviewed.


Mayo TV can be viewed online at www.mayotv.ie

irishgeo

finisklin wrote: »

See below....interesting innovation.

History will be made in Mayo on Saturday when newly-launched Mayo TV broadcasts the election count results live to the world from the TF Royal Theatre and Event Centre in Castlebar. Mayo people, at home and abroad, will be the first to see the 2011 election results from the Castlebar centre as they are broadcast live on the internet TV channel.

MayoTV.ie will feature regular count updates as the ballot boxes are opened, analysis and discussion on the early tally counts, interviews with the election candidates and reaction from the parties as the outcome of the 2011 election unfolds in Mayo.

The brainchild of Westport journalist and broadcaster, Piaras Ó Raghallaigh, Mayo TV goes live tonight, Monday night last (February 21st) with a star-studded line up of Mayo celebrity guests.

"We're thrilled to have our very own TV channel in Mayo. This is something new and innovative for the county and we hope that people log on and support us. We have spent the last two years developing the concept and thankfully it is full steam ahead now for our next live broadcast from the election count centre on Saturday next," commented Ó Raghallaigh.

Mayo TV is all about connecting Mayo people at home and abroad and bolstering Mayo businesses everywhere.


"It is an exciting time for Mayo people everywhere especially with the prospect of the county electing the leader of the country and Mayo TV will be at the heart of the action," commented Ó Raghallaigh.
Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny described the launch of Mayo TV as "a ground-breaking development in modern technology for Mayo". "I want to wish Mayo TVall the best for the future, it is fantastic to see Mayo people developing new employment opportunities using state-of-the-art digital technology," he said.
Targeting a worldwide audience, Mayo TVwill feature weekly news and sports updates as well as features on entertainment, Mayo businesses, farming matters in Mayo and community events from across the county.

"We will be covering everything from football to farming and from fishing to fashion. We want to showcase Mayo to the world as a wonderful place to live in, to do business in and to visit as a holiday destination. Mayo TV will give a voice and TV presence to every aspect of life in Mayo," Ó Raghallaigh said.

Mayo senior football team manager James Horan, International boxing star Ray Moylette, Mayo County Manager Peter Hynes, Mayo Person of the year Pat Jennings and former Mayo Garda Commissioner Noel Conroy were just some of the people interviewed.


Mayo TV can be viewed online at www.mayotv.ie

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they will need a bit more bandwidth before election night.

mairtor

This looks really interesting, could local TV be the way of future?

mayo.mick

mairtor wrote: »

This looks really interesting, could local TV be the way of future?

Could be a lot better than rteFF;)

KMFCross

anyone know what time this will start broadcasting live from on saturday morning and also will the broadcast be on the main page?

KMFCross

anyone know what time this will start broadcasting live from on saturday morning and also will the broadcast be on the main page?

irishgeo

KMFCross wrote: »

anyone know what time this will start broadcasting live from on saturday morning and also will the broadcast be on the main page?

there wont be a lot happening until about 2ish when the tallies come in.

KMFCross

Thanks irishgeo

Oldtree

Not working yet!!

Oldtree

going live shortly

KMFCross

This is up and running now for anybody thats interested