"The presenters speak in the studio before the show."

Translation: Labhraíonn na láithreoirí sa stiúideo roimh an gclár.

[MikeWalton2]

Having looked at the NEID I am surprised that clár is only suggested for a radio or TV show ! The word seó is used for a lot more than I expected

[grf1426]

Why is this "labhraíonn na láithreoirí sa stiúideo roimh an taispeántas" wrong

[freymuth]

Edit: See Knocksedan's comment below.

[Knocksedan]

It would only be roimh an dtaispeantás in Munster Irish, but the NEID entry for show suggests that taispeántas isn't used for the kind of "show" that you'd have in a studio with presenters.

[Neal356674]

Couldn't it also be sular instead of roimh if the presenters are speaking before (time wise) the show takes place?

[Knocksedan]

No, it could not. The word following sula or sular must be a verb.

Labhraíonn na láithreoirí sa stiúideo sula dtosaíonn an clár - "The presenters speak in the studio before the show starts"
Labhraíonn na láithreoirí sa stiúideo roimh thús an chláir - "The presenters speak in the studio before the start of the show"