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<blockquote data-quote="tomthebomb1968" data-source="post: 706989" data-attributes="member: 280905">Ok guys what has been written by some posters has not been what I have experienced in the past. I personally have cancelled Sky subs in the past and the card has become a FTV card allowing me to watch RTE1/RTE2 and TG4. So this morning I contacted Sky to find out if it is still possible to view these channels freely in Northern Ireland.The answer is YES but the situation&nbsp; changed a bit after May 08. A lapsed Sky NI card will still open the Southern channels, but they disappear from the EPG, all you need to do is manually scan them in. If you dont have a lapsed sky sub card you can get a FReesat from Sky&nbsp; Northern Ireland card for £25 and again this will open the channels, again manual tuning is required..This was the situation at 0950 hrs&nbsp; today according to the sky rep I was speaking to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tomthebomb1968, post: 706989, member: 280905"] Ok guys what has been written by some posters has not been what I have experienced in the past. I personally have cancelled Sky subs in the past and the card has become a FTV card allowing me to watch RTE1/RTE2 and TG4. So this morning I contacted Sky to find out if it is still possible to view these channels freely in Northern Ireland. The answer is [B][I][U]YES[/U][/I][/B] but the situation changed a bit after May 08. A lapsed Sky NI card will still open the Southern channels, but they disappear from the EPG, all you need to do is manually scan them in. If you dont have a lapsed sky sub card you can get a FReesat from Sky Northern Ireland card for £25 and again this will open the channels, again manual tuning is required.. This was the situation at 0950 hrs today according to the sky rep I was speaking to. [/QUOTE]

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