dvb channel data for ireland

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preferred_name service_type freq_actual channel transport_id service_id
RTE 1 DVB-T 738 54 1001 1101
RTE 2 DVB-T 738 54 1001 1102
TV 3 DVB-T 738 54 1001 1103
TG 4 DVB-T 738 54 1001 1104
RTE Radio 1 DVB-T 738 54 1001 1226
RTE 2fm DVB-T 738 54 1001 1227
RTE Lyric fm DVB-T 738 54 1001 1228
RTE Raidio na Gaeltachta DVB-T 738 54 1001 1229
Today FM DVB-T 738 54 1001 1230
RTE Radio 1 Extra DVB-T 738 54 1001 1231
RTE Choice DVB-T 738 54 1001 1232
RTE 2XM DVB-T 738 54 1001 1233
Channel 6 DVB-T 770 58 2001 2101
cBBC - Test DVB-T 770 58 2001 2102
cBeebies - Test DVB-T 770 58 2001 2103
BBC 3 - Test DVB-T 770 58 2001 2104
Sky News DVB-T 794 61 3001 3101
Sky Sports 1 DVB-T 794 61 3001 3102
Extreme Sports DVB-T 794 61 3001 3103
UKTV History DVB-T 794 61 3001 3104
Setanta Golf DVB-T 794 61 3001 3105
Setanta Ireland DVB-T 794 61 3001 3106
HD Test 1 DVB-T 818 64 4001 4101
SD Test 1 DVB-T 818 64 4001 4102
BBC 4 - Test DVB-T 770 58 2001 2105
BBC News24 - Test DVB-T 770 58 2001 2106
FM104 DVB-T 770 58 2001 2221
Phantom FM DVB-T 770 58 2001 2225
Newstalk 106-108 DVB-T 770 58 2001 2226
Dublins 98FM DVB-T 770 58 2001 2227
SPIN 1038 DVB-T 770 58 2001 2228
East Coast FM DVB-T 770 58 2001 2229
DAP All 80s DVB-T 770 58 2001 2232
DAP Mocha DVB-T 770 58 2001 2233

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