Organisation: Tyrone Productions

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<p>Jennifer Crowe brought Hannah home after four weeks but had to leave her twin, Emily, in CUMH neonatal unit for months. She tells her story in 'Born Too Soon' on Virgin Media One. Picture: Tyrone Productions</p>

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Premature babies: 'It killed me, bringing Hannah home and having to leave Emily there'

Parents of 'teeny tiny' babies speak about the heartbreak and hope they experienced at CUMH neonatal unit in new TV series

<p>Ros na Rún: Tom Breathnach tries his lámh as an extra where he discovers their rashers 'secret' and enjoys the fantastic scenery just down the road from the set</p>

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Faking bacon and genuine warm welcomes — life as an extra on Ros na Rún

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Croke Park finals may set new record

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Dream voyage with fiddle tunes and flamenco dance

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Access all areas for new kid on the block Alex

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Child star tracked down after 50 years

Fashion designer withdraws action against Riverdance

A fashion designer who created the costumes for the 'Riverdance the Show' has withdrawn his High Court action against the the show's production company.

Tue, 10 Nov, 2009

Riverdance action begins in High Court

A fashion designer who created the costumes for 'Riverdance the Show' has claimed before the High Court that he has been "airbrushed out of the history" of the world famous dance and musical sensation.

Thu, 05 Nov, 2009

180 leading figures to attend think-in

FOREIGN Affairs Minister Micheál Martin has announced that 180 international thinkers and business experts will attend the Global Irish Economic Forum in Dublin later this month.

Wed, 02 Sep, 2009

Show hopes to find Ireland’s got talent

DO you belt out songs in the shower or your car while longing for the big-time?

Fri, 07 Nov, 2008

Winsome threesome upstage duo

THE Seoige sisters probably never heard WC Fields’ famous advice about never sharing the limelight with children or dogs.

Tue, 07 Oct, 2008

Former TG4 star withdraws unfair dismissal claim

A FORMER actress with the Irish-language soap series Ros na Rún has withdrawn a claim for unfair dismissal against the programme’s makers.

Sat, 17 Nov, 2007

Tyrone Productions appoints new chief

TELEVISION company Tyrone Productions announced yesterday the appointment of John McHugh as chief executive with effect from February 2007.

Thu, 14 Dec, 2006

Tyrone Productions losses increase by 250% to over €400,000

TYRONE Productions, the television company owned by John McColgan and Moya Doherty, saw its losses increase by 250% last year.

Fri, 23 Dec, 2005

Riverdance duo dance all the way to bank

Ian Guider

Fri, 06 May, 2005

Who Wants to be a Millionaire TV firm records over €132,000 in losses

A TELEVISION production company run by Riverdance founders Moya Doherty and John McColgan recorded a loss last year.

Wed, 24 Nov, 2004

Riverdance duo tap into €40m paycheck

RIVERDANCE duo John McColgan and Moya Doherty waltzed away with nearly €40 million in pay over two years.

Mon, 19 Jan, 2004

RTÉ forced to axe popular money spinning quiz show

RTÉ has blamed a lack of funding on its decision to axe the popular Who Wants to be a Millionaire quiz show.

Mon, 09 Jun, 2003

All systems go for extra Special night in Croker

CROKE PARK will be the backdrop for a fantastic ceremony to mark the opening of this year’s largest sporting event in the world - the 2003 Special Olympic Games.

Wed, 23 Apr, 2003

Millionaire contestant who proved he was right gets another go

An Irish Who Wants To Be A Millionaire contestant who claims a producer's mistake cost him tens of thousands of pounds is going back on the show.

Mon, 25 Jun, 2001

Millionaire contestant to get second chance

The producers of Who Wants to be a Millionaire? Have agreed that a contestant who disputed an answer that cost him £93,000 should get a second chance.

Sat, 23 Jun, 2001

Contestant earns second chance on TV show

The producers of the television quiz show, ‘Who wants to be a millionaire’ have agreed this evening to re-admit a contestant who disputed an answer that was worth £93,000.

Fri, 22 Jun, 2001

Probe underway into disputed TV quiz question

An investigation was under way today after claims that a disputed answer to a question cost a contestant £93,000 on the Irish version of Who Wants to be a Millionaire?

Thu, 21 Jun, 2001