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Critters TV

2019- 2021

2 Seasons

26 Episodes

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Returning Series

Animation

Family

Documentary

Overview

Meet the native wild animals of Ireland as you've never seen them before - at home, with their feet up, watching nature documentaries on the telly!

Links & Resources

Social & External

Production Companies

Turnip & Duck

Daily Madness Productions

Episodes

No episodes found for this season.

The people behind it

Cast & crew

10 featured cast members

Starring

Barry McGovern

Barry McGovern

Narrator (voice)

Aaron Cahill

(voice)

Matilda Kenny

(voice)

Penelope Kenny

(voice)

Ralph Kenny

(voice)

Laura O'Mahony

(voice)

John Colleary

John Colleary

(voice)

Maura Foley

Maura Foley

(voice)

Tadhg Hickey

(voice)

Mabel Hurley

(voice)

Creative team

Showrunner: Gerard O'Rourke
Written by: Aidan O'Donovan
Colm Tobin

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