Northern Ireland

'Craic team of cleaners’ from Donegal assembled for Irish language cleaning show

TG4 have assembled 'a craic team of cleaners' from Donegal for a new Irish language programme. Pictured l-r Colleen Nic Aodha, Derena Uí Dhochartaigh , Jack Ó Gallachóir and Síle Ní Duibheannaigh.
TG4 have assembled 'a craic team of cleaners' from Donegal for a new Irish language programme. Pictured l-r Colleen Nic Aodha, Derena Uí Dhochartaigh , Jack Ó Gallachóir and Síle Ní Duibheannaigh. TG4 have assembled 'a craic team of cleaners' from Donegal for a new Irish language programme. Pictured l-r Colleen Nic Aodha, Derena Uí Dhochartaigh , Jack Ó Gallachóir and Síle Ní Duibheannaigh.
By Allan Preston

IRELAND’S messiest families have been urged to wedge open their front door for a brand-new cleaning show in the Irish language.

Billed as "Kim and Aggie na gaeilge,” TG4’s new production is entitled ‘Is Mise Le Mess’ and introduces “a craic team of cleaners” from the Donegal Gaeltacht - Colleen, Derena and Síle - who are pledging to seek out Ireland’s toughest cleaning challenges and sort out “the nation’s mess”.

Promising more than just your average cleaning show, viewers can expect to go beyond the mundane tasks of cleaning towards “a light-hearted and inspiring experience.”

TG4 are seeking out Ireland's messiest households for a new Irish language cleaning show.
TG4 are seeking out Ireland's messiest households for a new Irish language cleaning show. TG4 are seeking out Ireland's messiest households for a new Irish language cleaning show.

Producers are now seeking a wide range of slovenly contributors from busy families, those who have just moved house, students and even “self-proclaimed messy individuals”.

Offered the chance to discover the joy of cleaning, participants will receive expert advice on how to overhaul their tidying routine and unclutter their lives.

Some of the key questions for participants are; Are you lost in a sea of clutter, Are you too busy to tidy up, do you dread visits from family and friends, are your little angels messy as hell and are your student digs fit for pigs?

Those interested in taking part are encouraged to contact TG4 by emailing Conall@roninfilms.tv

Producers are keen to hear from families, house movers and students who struggle to stay tidy.
Producers are keen to hear from families, house movers and students who struggle to stay tidy. Producers are keen to hear from families, house movers and students who struggle to stay tidy.