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The Christmas episode will star comedian Jason Byrne as Cork Gangster 'Jack Hammer'
Craolfar clár speisialta Nollag na gCiontóirí Óga ar BBC ar 20 Nollaig.
Baineann speisialtacht na Nollag le teacht Mairéad agus an Sáirsint Healy leanbh a raibh súil mhaith air.
Geallann Conor go mbeidh baint níos mó aige le hobair tí ach Agus an ciseán níocháin á glanadh aici, aimsíonn Mairéad arm tine a bhí Conchúr i bhfolach dá chara.
LÉIGH AR A LEANAS: Borradh muiníne chun tús a chur le gairm nua tugtha ag ETB Dhún na nGall do bhean as Ráth Bhoth
Is é a chara, Jack Hammer, an t-aon charachtar a bhfuil eagla air roimh Billy Murphy (Shane Casey). Casfaidh an fear grinn Jason Byrne casúr.
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