Irish animation series nominated for Emmys

Two Irish-made children’s animation series have been nominated for Emmy awards.

Wed, 10 Oct, 2012 - 01:00
Dave Kenny

Brown Bag Films’ The Octonauts, and Boulder Media’s The Amazing World of Gumball will lead the charge for Ireland at the inaugural International Emmy Kids Awards next February.

The hugely popular Octonauts, which is made in Smithfield, Dublin, has been named in the preschool category. It is pitted against nominations from Argentina, South Korea and Norway.

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