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    <title>From Galway Bay to Your Sofa: Why British Telly Can&#039;t Get Enough of Irish Animation</title>
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    <description>Something peculiar is happening in British living rooms. Viewers are queuing up shows with names they can barely pronounce, set in bogs and castles, featuring characters who say &#039;grand&#039; entirely too often — and they absolutely love it. Irish animation has quietly staged a full-scale invasion of UK screens, and nobody&#039;s complaining.</description>
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