TNT Sports 4 HD
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TNT Sports 4 HD is a television channel available to viewers in Ireland, focusing primarily on live sports coverage. The channel typically broadcasts a range of athletic events, including domestic and international competitions, with an emphasis on football, rugby, and other team sports. Programming is presented in high definition, and the schedule often includes pre-match analysis, post-match discussions, and supplementary sports-related content. Viewers can access the channel through standard subscription packages on satellite and cable platforms operating within the region. The channel’s output is tailored to an Irish audience, with commentary and presentation in English.
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21:00–22:30
Ultimate Pool Leagues
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22:30–23:00
Inside Serie A
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18:00 - 19:30
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直播 21:00 - 22:30
Ultimate Pool Leagues
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The latest action from Ultimate Pool.
22:30 - 23:00
Inside Serie A
Matchday 10
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A round up of all the latest news from Serie A.
23:00 - 23:30
UEFA Champions League Classics
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UEFA Champions League Classics
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