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Here's how the RTÉ Six One logo has changed over 20 years

A brand new look will debut today.

Apr 26th 2014, 6:01 AM 23,043 Views 37 Comments

RTÉ SIX ONE news is getting a new look.

The latest refresh since February 2009 will see a revamp in the opening and closing titles, along with a new digital backdrop (newsroom AND skyline, ooh) as well as a reworking of the 2009 title music by Irish composer Ronan Hardiman.

The refresh will be introduced this evening at 6.01pm, and will also feature on RTÉ Nuacht, One O’Clock News, Nine O’Clock News, News on Two and News for the Deaf.

But what will it look like, you cry?

Feast your eyes on this

RTE Six One News new opening graphics - 26 April 2014

Let’s remind ourselves of graphics past. Here’s how it’s developed over the years

1992

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1993

six_one_logo_1993

1997

six_one_logo_1997

1998

six_one_logo_1998

2000

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2003

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2006

six_one_logo_2006

2009

six_one_logo_2009

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Here's how the RTÉ Six One logo has changed over 20 years