List of Welsh-language programmes
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Wales has both radio and television channels in the Welsh language. This page lists some notable programmes transmitted on them.
Television programmes[edit]
Television programmes originally made in the Welsh language or first shown only in Wales.
- 04 Wal
- 35 Awr[1]
- 35 Diwrnod[2][3]
- 100 Lle [4]
- Adre [5]
- BANG[6]
- Byw Celwydd[6]
- Byw yn yr Ardd
- Con Passionate
- Cowbois ac Injans
- C'mon Midffild
- Caerdydd
- Cariad@iaith:love4language - broadcast since 2004
- Calennig
- Craith[6]
- Cwpwrdd dillad
- Dal Ati
- Dechrau Canu, Dechrau Canmol
- Glan Hafren
- Gofod
- Ffermio
- Fideo 9 - music programme broadcast from 1988 to 1992.[7]
- Hacio
- Heno [8]
- Hip neu Sgip?
- Jacpot
- Jonathan - Jonathan Davies show[9] broadcast since 2004
- Llanw
- Newyddion
- Ochr 1
- Pam Fi Duw
- PARCH[6]
- Pobol y Cwm - soap opera transmitted since 1974.
- Pwy 'dy Pwy
- Reslo - professional wrestling coverage 1982-1995
- Rownd a Rownd
- Teulu
- Tipyn o Stad
- Un Bore Mercher[6]
- Yr Afon
- Y Byd ar Bedwar
- Y Byd yn ei Le
- Y Clwb Rygbi
- Y Ditectif (The Detective) - factual crime series fronted by Mali Harries[10]
- Y Gwyll (Hinterland) - crime drama[6]
- Y Lle
- Y Pris
- Y Siambr - game show
- Y Stiwdio Gefn - music programme
- Wedi 7 - daily news programme, replaced by Heno in 2012
- Wynne Evans ar Waith [11]
Children's films and television[edit]
S4C has always had a strong children's broadcasting strand, many cartoons from which have later made the transition to channels in English and other languages.
- ABC
- Ari Awyren
- Siôn Blewyn Coch (1986)
- Beano and Friends find Stabec
- Bryn Seren
- Bwgan
- Caffi Sali Mali
- Caio
- Cyfres y Dywysoges Fach
- Cariad Cyntaf (1988)
- Dennis a Dannedd
- Deri Deg
- Fflic a Fflac
- Gŵr y Gwyrthiau
- Hwre! Dyma Nodi
- Hotel Eddie
- Joshua Jones
- Llan-ar-goll-en
- Lisabeth
- Mona Y Fampir
- Miffi
- Pingu
- Planed Plant
- Prosiect Z
- Rala Rwdins
- Sali Mali
- Sam Tân
- Sgerbyde
- Slici a Slac
- Stabec
- SuperTed
- Tecwyn y Tractor
- Teletubbies
- Thumbelina (1994)
- Y Blobs
- Waaa!
- Y Brodyr Adrenalini
- Yr Ŵy Pasg (1987)
- Yr Injan Fach Fentrus
- Y Dywysoges a'r Bwgan
- Wil Cwac Cwac
Radio programmes[edit]
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ "S4C's Sunday night dramas are hitting the spot once more". 6 February 2019.
- ^ "Hinterland and 35 Diwrnod: Step aside Scandi thrillers, here's Wales". Independent.co.uk. 15 April 2014.
- ^ "Press | S4C".
- ^ "Visiting Wales' top attracting on 100 Lle on S4C", Daily Post, 13 August 2011. Retrieved 2015-05-03.
- ^ Daniel Bissett (29 December 2018). "A warm welcome to the homes of the stars in Adre". Daily Post. North Wales. Retrieved 2019-02-06.
- ^ a b c d e f "Welsh Language TV Programs – the Euro TV Place".
- ^ David Owens Cerys, Catatonia And The Rise Of Welsh Pop, Random House (2000), ISBN 978-0091874124.
- ^ "S4C's Heno to broadcast live from a studio in Caernarfon", Daily Post, 5 February 2014. Retrieved 2015-04-12.
- ^ "Angen Jonathan i godi’n calonnau" (in Welsh), Daily Post, 17 November 2012. Retrieved 2013-05-23.
- ^ Eryl Crump (8 May 2016). "Y Gwyll/Hinterland actress on the trail of real-life murderers". Daily Post. Retrieved 22 June 2016.
- ^ "A choir of workers created from scratch for S4C show", Daily Post, 9 January 2016. Retrieved 2016-02-23.
- ^ "BBC Radio Cymru - C2".
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