Death knell tolls in final series of SEACHT

Stirling Productions is currently shooting the fourth and final series of IFTA nominated, Irish Language Broadcast Fund series Seacht in Belfast. This series of the edgy drama, which follows the highs and lows of students at a school for the performing arts, is set to be the most dramatic yet. Secrets and lies send shockwaves through the group and they find themselves in a rainy cemetery bidding a final farewell to one of the gang. Seacht, which will be broadcast on TG4 and BBC NI in January 2011, won a Celtic Media Award in the Young People category in Caernarfon in 2009 and again this year in Newry.

AN BRAT Á ÍSLIÚ AR SEACHT

Tá Stirling Productions i mbun scannánaíochta i mBéal Feirste ar an cheathrú sraith den chlár drámaíochta Seacht i láthair na h-uaire agus beidh críoch á chur leis an tsraith le sin. Maoinithe ag an Chiste Craoltóireachta Gaeilge, d’éirigh le Seacht an duais sa chatagóir Aos Óg a bhaint amach dhá bhliain i ndiaidh a chéile ag Féile na Meáin Ceilteach, sa Bhreatain Bheag anuraidh agus in Iúr Cinn Trá i mbliana, chomh maith le bheith ainmnithe ag duaiseanna IFTA. Eachtraí seachtar mic léinn atá ag tabhairt faoi chúrsaí ealaíona san Ollscoil atá mar bhunábhar na sraithe agus is cinnte go mbeidh an tsraith deireanach lán le scéalta drámata. Tarraingíonn rúndacht and bréaga tonnta turrainge ar an ghrúpa agus feictear iad bailithe le chéile i reilig le slán d’fhágáil le duine dá gcuid. Craolfar an tsraith i Mí Eanair 2011 ar TG4 agus BBC TÉ.