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Tá scannán nua Netflix atá lonnaithe in Éirinn, le Lindsay Lohan, le teacht ar scáileáin ar an 15 Márta.
Rinneadh an scannán, ar a dtugtar Irish Wish, a scannánú i roinnt áiteanna ar fud na tíre.
Scannánaíodh an greann rómánsúil ar théama na hÉireann ar shuíomh i dTeach Chill Ruairí agus i Loch Tatha i gCo. Chill Mhantáin agus i gCathair na Mart i gCo Mhaigh Eo, chomh maith le hAillte an Mhothair i gCo. an Chláir a bhfuil clú domhanda orthu.
Mar gheall ar an greann 2004, Mean Girls, bhí Lindsay Lohan ina aisteoir leanaí a bhuaigh duaiseanna il MTV teen agus réalta i go leor scannán.
“Tá Éire chomh hálainn,” a dúirt sí i bpreasráiteas a d’eisigh Netflix.
“Ní raibh mé riamh, [ach] is as Éire mo sheanathair. D’fhanamar sa bhaile beag seo ar a dtugtar Dalkey. Tá na daoine chomh deas, agus bhí na pióga Guinness iontach".
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