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17 Mar 2026
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Ros an Rún, Ireland’s only rural TV soap opera returns to TG4 on Tuesday September 3 at 8.30pm as viewers eagerly await the fate of the Daly sisters and Mack.
Can Donegal’s Katy convince her distraught father, John Joe she’s not insane, that it’s her sister Dee who’s coercively controlling her for revenge?
The Daly family are ultimately being torn apart, as a forlorn John Joe becomes
more distraught at his daughters situation.
Ros na Rún has always been a leader in the portrayal of the reality of life in rural Ireland and never shies away from the challenges of society and this season is no different. It is a show that can in fact reflect the trials and tribulations of Irish society today.
The financial strains of online shopping and social media, another addiction in our society feature this season with leading Ros na Rún characters.
A spokesperson for the highly popular drama said; “After Glenroe finished a huge void was left in the viewing audience in rural Ireland and Ros na Rún has managed to fill that slot. It really does provide a mirror image of life in rural Ireland and despite being an Irish language programme, enjoys a large nation wide audience.”
Ros na Rún returns to TG4 on Tuesday September 3 at 8.30pm for more information, log onto www.rosnarun.com or follow Ros na Rún on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
The woman (33) failed to appear before Buncrana District Court, where she was banned from driving and fined €750.
Albert Doherty has called for additional access to Clár funding for areas of Inishowen
The man appeared before Letterkenny District Court
Road Safety Awareness event held at ATU Donegal
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