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Mark, Henry Jim and Ciara Cummins from Thurles won the series in 2016
Have you and your family got what it takes to win Ireland's Fittest Family? The smash hit TV show is back and producers are searching the premier county for families to take on the challenge.
Now in it’s sixth series, this year we’ll see the competition more competitive than ever before. So expect more heartbreak, joy, grunting, shouting, panting and general breathlessness. They are searching the country to find the fittest, fastest, strongest families to enter Ireland's most extreme fitness competition. The winning family will get a €15,000 cash prize and be crowned Ireland's Fittest Family 2018.
The minimum age is 14 years old on July 2018. Each family must be comprised of four immediate members, such as grandparents, parents, children or step-children. The series will be shot from July to September 2018. If you have any questions you can email fittestfamily@animotv.ie or call (01) 531 3865.
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