The late Jeaffrey Mc Gann, Carra Grove, Mullingar, Co Westmeath & The Green, Lanesboro, Co Longford
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The Stewart family from Longford feature this Sunday on 'Raised by the Village' on RTÉ One at 6.30pm
Families from Longford and Tipperary take centre stage as they mentor Diana from Tullamore and Josh from City West, respectively, this Sunday on 'Raised by the Village' on RTÉ One at 6.30pm.
In the village of Kenagh, the farming Stewart family introduce stroppy Tullamore 14-year-old Diana to the rigors of life on their beef stock and open farm.
At home Diana’s relationship with her mam Katherina is strained. But at The Stewart Farm she meets a family who work hard as a team and hold the family matriarch, Diane, in high esteem.
Also read: ‘It's a Dose’: Longford students making the task of livestock dosing much safer and easier
It’s a lifechanging lesson in the value of mutual respect for Diana.
Meanwhile, housebound gaming obsessive Josh from the Dublin suburb of City West is transplanted to the village of Dundrum, Co Tipperary for a new tech-free, outdoor life at The Crowe Family Farm.
13-year-old Josh lands slap bang in the middle of the Crowe family’s pre-Christmas turkey rearing season. It’s a stark lesson in farm family values as Josh struggles to keep up with his new hectic real-life work schedule.
Also read: Wedding Bells: Longford couple celebrate marriage ceremony at Tankardstown House
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