Teach Spraoi

September. 12,2023

Rating：

5.5

Genre：

Reality

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Trailer Synopsis

In each episode, a different group of children will be given the chance to design and build their own playhouse with the help of our Teach Spraoi team-Máire & John. These children have a goal and a vision-but a lack of their own hang out space! The only problem is they only have two days to get it done! With help from Máire and John, the kids must use their imaginations and creativity to create a space that will create precious childhood memories. Will they have the charm and bargaining skills to get parents and the local community to help them achieve their goal and make their dream a reality?!

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 2023

12 Episode

Episode 1 - Episode 1

September. 12,2023

This week, we're in Drogheda, where a group of children have the chance to design and build their own playhouse with the help of our Teach Spraoi team, Máire and John.

Episode 2 - Episode 2

September. 19,2023

This week, we're in Navan, where a group of children have the chance to design and build their own playhouse with the help of our Teach Spraoi team-Máire & John.

Episode 3 - Episode 3

September. 26,2023

We're in Swords, Co. Dublin, where a group of children have the chance to design and build their own playhouse with the help of our Teach Spraoi team - Máire & John.

Episode 4 - Episode 4

October. 03,2023

This week, we're in Finglas, where a group of children have the chance to design and build their own playhouse with the help of our Teach Spraoi team - Máire & John.

Episode 5 - Episode 5

October. 10,2023

We're in Bettystown, Co. Meath, with a group of friends who have the chance to design & build their own playhouse with the help of our Teach Spraoi team - Máire & John.

Episode 6 - Episode 6

October. 17,2023

This week, we're in Dungarvan, where a group of children have the chance to design and build their own playhouse with the help of our Teach Spraoi team - Máire & John.

Episode 7 - Episode 7

October. 24,2023

This week, we're in Kerry, where a group of children have the chance to design and build their own playhouse with the help of our Teach Spraoi team - Máire & John.

Episode 8 - Episode 8

October. 31,2023

This week, we're in Dungarvan, where a group of children have the chance to design and build their own playhouse with the help of our Teach Spraoi team - Máire & John.

Episode 9 - Episode 9

November. 07,2023

This week, we're in Donegal, where a group of children have the chance to design and build their own playhouse with the help of our Teach Spraoi team - Máire & John.

Episode 10 - Episode 10

November. 14,2023

This week, we're in Carlow, where a group of children have the chance to design and build their own playhouse with the help of our Teach Spraoi team - Máire & John.

Episode 11 - Episode 11

November. 21,2023

This week, we're in Connemara, where a group of children have the chance to design and build their own playhouse with the help of our Teach Spraoi team - Máire & John.

Episode 12 - Episode 12

November. 28,2023

In Roundwood Co. Wicklow, the children have the chance to design and build their own playhouse with the help of our Teach Spraoi team - Máire & John.

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