County Bord na nÓg chairman Tommy Landers presents the 2021 County U17 B trophy to Knockavilla Donaskeigh Kickhams captain Diarmuid Kinnane. Pic: Eamonn McGee
26/10/2021
26/10/2021
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Lenny Abrahamson and Sally Rooney
A casting call has been issued looking for students to appear in a new 12 part series directed by Lenny Abrahamson.
Filming has already begun on the adaptation of Sally Rooney's best selling novel Normal People starring Daisy Edgar Jones, Sarah Greene and Kildare newcomer Paul Mescal.
The BBC and Hulu series will film in Dublin, Sligo and Italy.
Budding actors from Tipperary have now been invited to apply to appear in the series with filming scheduled to take place from June 10 - 12 in North Dublin.
REQUIREMENTS
Gender: Male/Female
Age: 18-23 years
Location: North Dublin
Dates: 10-12, June
Fore more information click here.
Deaths in Tipperary
Anna Rose Kennedy looks for options in Aherlow's win over Moyle Rovers in the Camida Senior A Semi Final. pics: CAHIR MEDIA
Ardfinnan's Gavin Whelan holds on to possession despite the strong challenge of Lorcan Egan (JK Brackens) in Sunday's County SFC quarter-final encounter played at Golden. pic: michael boland
A cover of The Cuppa Sugar Tales Book, by Tom Ryan
Charming Moneygall fixer-upper lodge to go under the hammer
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