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New research from Virgin Media Ireland has revealed that Kildare ranks sixth among Ireland’s most popular filming locations, reinforcing its status as a top choice for filmmakers.
The research, linked here, examined over 250 movies and TV shows filmed in Ireland using IMDb data to reveal the most in-demand filming locations.
Kildare has been featured in films such as Dating Amber, The Bright Side, Shell Shock, and more.
With Kildare ranking top six in the country, it proves it's not only a prime filming location but also a rising hub for talent like Paul Mescal, best known for his breakout role in the hit TV series Normal People.
The top six filming hotspots are as follows:
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From lively cities to stunning natural landscapes, Ireland has something special to offer. As more filmmakers look for unique and beautiful places to shoot, Ireland’s popularity as a filming location will only continue to grow. With its rich history and amazing scenery, Ireland will remain a go-to spot for movies and TV for years to come.
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