Glas Vegas

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Glas Vegas
Format	Music talent show
Starring	Gemma Ní Chionnaith
Country of origin	Ireland
Language(s)	Irish
Production
Producer(s)	TG4
Running time	60 minutes
Broadcast
Original channel	TG4
External links
Official website

Glas Vegas is an Irish language music talent show. The series is produced by TG4. It is broadcast on Sunday evenings at 8.30pm. The series has a panel of judges to assess the quality of each act, the judges are Senator Eoghan Harris, Tom Ó Brannagáin and Molly Bhreathnach.

Since the second series show follows a similar format of Britain's Got Talent, in which all sorts of talents are allowed to enter. Despite the change in format, the idea of the judges having a buzzer each is not used. The prize is a trip to Las Vegas, to show their talent to various scouts.