How can I get myTV again?

Since it closed down around midnight on January 1st and that the HQ is based in the Republic of Ireland (which is still pat of the EU), I have always assumed that it was connected with the UK departure from the EU.

I seem to remember seeing a notice that one could apply to the myTV HQ for a dish to be able to get connected just the same as Sky.
But I lost the page and am still searching for the myTV HQ but, obviously, with no luck. I'd quite happily pay for a second dish if I could get that channel again.

Mt favourites series thus far have been
Joseph of Eqypt
King David
Esther the Queen
Samson and Delilah
Moses and the Ten Commandments
The Promised Land
The Miracles of Jesus

MyTV has closed entirely and there is no way to watch it.

The channel was owned by a Brazilian 'church' and based in London at the UCKG HQ on Seven Sisters Road.

Thank you for your response which, however, is only partly correct. myTV still brodcasts but only in Ireland.

So far as I have been able to ascertain, the channel is owned by a group in the Republic of Ireland (as I said previously) and the stuff streamed from what was formerly the Rainbow Theatre, is not part of it. That much I do know because a friend of mine has worked as a volunteer at the church that now runs it. And they sell their media to myTV

Well, not quite owned by them but by the same person. It was owned by Record TV Network Ltd, who in turn are owned by the Portuguese media group Record TV Europa, who in turn are owned by Grupo Record.

The "Record TV HD" channel closed in the UK at the same time.

Well, that's all interesting! And explains why there was a preponderance of Brazilian language (dubbed English) programes on there. During my research on the various biblical series actors, it was apparent that nearly all the actors (and other staff) were Brazilian.


Ângelo Paes Leme adult Joseph Born: 10 November 1973 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Ricky Tavares young Joseph Born: 28 August 1991 Brasília, Brazil
Mayte Piragibe Azanate Born: 2 December 1983 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Celso Frateschi Jacob Born: 1952, São Paulo, Brazil
Denise Del Vecchio Leah Born: 5 May 1954 São Paulo, Brazil
Mylla Christie Rachel Born: 10 June 1971 São Paulo, Brazil
Carla Cabrell (Regina) Bilha Born: 21 October 1976 Limeira, São Paulo, Brazil
Andréa Avancini Zilpah Born: 2 April 1966 São Paulo, Brazil
Guilherme Winter Reuben Born: 28 August 1979 São Paulo, Brazil
Caio Junqueira Simeon Born: 20 November 1976 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Felipe Cardoso Levi Born: 21 December 1977 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Victor Hugo Judahh Born: 3 March 1977 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Samara Felippo adult Diná Born: 6 October 1978 Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Marcela Barrozo young Diná Born: 21 January 1992 Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Ângelo Paes Leme Joseph Born: 10 November 1973 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Gustavo Leão Adult Benjamin Born: 29 March 1987 São Bernardo do Campo, São Paulo, Brazil
Leonardo Vieira Apepi, Pharaoh Born: 28 December 1968 Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Bianca Rinaldi Tani, Pharaoh’s wife Born: 15 October 1974 São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
Taumaturgo Ferreira Potiphar Born: 17 January 1956 São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
Eduardo Lago Pentephrese Born: 15 June 1954 Spain
Larissa Maciel Sati Born: 31 October 1977 Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Sandro Rocha Seneb Born: 30 May 1974 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Thelmo Fernandes Jetur Born: 7 September 1966 Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Joelson Medeiros Mitri Born: 22 June 1966 Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil
Iran Malfitano Hapu Born: 5 October 1981 Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil

How or where is it still broadcasting in Ireland? The channel closed and deleted all its websites, social media etc. I have looked at the main platforms in Ireland (Saorview, Sky, Virgin) and can not see it on any.

The Ofcom licence and company registration are both located at the same address in Seven Sisters Road with no apparent links to Ireland (but lots of Brazilian/Portuguese names).

I’m not familiar with the channel in question, but it’s certainly gone from Sky in Ireland.

It's definitely closed down. I captured the off-air loop...