Main pic: Mary Kennedy, presenter of TG4’s Moving West, with Teresa and Noel Mullaney who relocated to Fanad.
The Western Development Commission (WDC) has confirmed the return next week of the popular TV series Moving West.
The fourth episode of Season 3 will focus on Donegal and is set to air on Tuesday, November 5th, at 7:30 pm on TG4.
Produced by Dundara Television & Media in collaboration with the WDC and Donegal County Council, and hosted by beloved Irish television presenter Mary Kennedy, Moving West continues to capture the heart and soul of life in the west and northwest. Through heartfelt, real-life stories, the series highlights individuals and families who have relocated to this stunning region to embrace a new way of life.
This episode takes viewers on a journey through Donegal, featuring Buncrana, Letterkenny, Fanad Head, and Ardara.
Among the remarkable stories highlighted is that of Teresa and Noel Mullaney, who moved from Monaghan to the Fanad Peninsula. Teresa, now a tour guide at Fanad Lighthouse, shares how her love for Donegal, its culture, and community has transformed her life. The couple is fully immersed in the local lifestyle, enjoying Donegal’s incredible landscapes and welcoming community.
The episode explores the story of Kevin Sexton, whose family moved from New York to Inishowen in the late 1960s. Kevin has since returned to Donegal, where he is now leading the development of an in novation campus in Letterkenny, which aims to put Donegal on the map as a top destination for global startups.
Kevin Sexton who will be featured in TG4’s ‘Moving West’.
Donegal County Council, co-funding the episode, is excited to showcase the county’s vibrant communities, dynamic business environment, and breathtaking natural beauty. From the sandy beaches of Fanad Head to the entrepreneurial energy in Letterkenny, Donegal offers a lifestyle full of career opportunities and adventure.
Chief Executive of Donegal County Council, John G. McLaughlin said “We are delighted to be involved in the Moving West series, which will highlight the richness of life in Donegal. It will offer a wonderful glimpse into our vibrant communities, showcasing not only the stunning scenery but also the incredible stories of individuals who have embraced the opportunities our county has to offer. Through this collaboration, we aim to inspire others to discover the unique lifestyle, career prospects, and warm community spirit that Donegal provides. We take pride in sharing Donegal with our audience and invite both new residents and visitors to discover the enchanting beauty of Donegal.”
Allan Mulrooney, CEO of WDC, commented: “Our communities are defined by a rich mosaic of people and experiences that give the West of Ireland its unique character. Season Three of Moving West has been an incredible opportunity to showcase Donegal’s diverse landscapes and the inspiring people who have made it their home, from adventurers to entrepreneurs.”
Mary Kennedy, presenter of Moving West, added: “It’s always a joy to return to Donegal and hear the incredible stories of people who have found a new life in this magical part of Ireland. Donegal’s wild beauty and strong sense of community make it a truly unique place, and I’m thrilled to share these stories with our audience.”
Be sure to tune in to TG4 on November 5th at 7:30 pm to catch this exciting episode as Moving West continues its exploration of life in Ireland’s West.
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