- Ronan Keating’s Wild Atlantic series airs from 6 April on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer in Britain.
- The programme features locations in Cork, Kerry, Mayo, Sligo, Donegal and Derry-Londonderry.
- Ronan Keating tries activities that include fishing, hurling, seaweed baths and sheep herding.
- Tourism Ireland supported the production through its International Programming Ireland Fund.
- Alleycats TV produces the series with Ronan Keating exploring the Atlantic coastline.
Tourism Ireland has supported the production of a new television series called Ronan Keating’s Wild Atlantic. The series begins airing in Britain on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer from 6 April. Ronan Keating takes viewers on a journey along Ireland’s Atlantic coastline and visits locations that formed part of his childhood holidays.
The programme features Cork, Kerry, Mayo, Sligo, Donegal and Derry. Ronan Keating participates in activities from fishing and hurling to seaweed baths and sheep herding. Alleycats TV produces the series.
Aidan Power shared “Tourism Ireland was delighted to support the production of ‘Ronan Keating’s Wild Atlantic’ through our International Programming Ireland Fund. Our Atlantic coastline is truly spectacular, and we can’t wait for viewers in Britain to follow Ronan on his special journey.”
Ronan Keating shared “It’s felt really special making this series, rediscovering magical places that have meant so much to me and my family. I was 16 when I left Ireland, and there was so much of the west coast I hadn’t seen. Now, I’m coming home, and I can’t wait for viewers to share all the laughter and tears along the way.”
