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TG4 in conjunction with Adare Productions are looking for Ireland’s most talented families to take part in brand new TV show Réalta agus Gaolta. If you and your brother, sister, father, mother or grandparents have a talent, now is your chance to make your family a household name.
Irish families have made their mark across the world, whether it’s the pop music of The Corrs or the sean-nós dancing of The Cunninghams. Now it’s time to find the next family that will entertain the nation.
The brand new talent show for TG4 will search the country high and low for a new famous performing family. All entries must be made up from immediate family members. The act must consist of at least two people. There are no restrictions on what the act can be - singers, dancers, musicians or storytellers are all welcome. Performers of all ages can apply and Irish is beneficial but not essential.
If you and your family would like to audition, contact Fiona Ní Chéirín at Fiona.nicheirin@gmail.com or you can send a short video of your act to WhatsApp 087-0536678.
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