Nollaig - Dataman, Debbie Mackay, Eoin Mackinnon, Joy Dunlop, Atomic Piseag, Tidelines

Season 1Episode 145 minDez. 24, 2016
Nollaig - Dataman, Debbie Mackay, Eoin Mackinnon, Joy Dunlop, Atomic Piseag, Tidelines

The first episode celebrates Christmas, with Torcuil's guests including Donnie 'Dotaman' MacLeod, Bannan stars Debbie Mackay and D?l Eoin Mackinnon, and Mod gold-medallist Joy Dunlop. Plus, there is music from Atomic Piseag and Tidelines, as well as party games, presents and lots of laughs as Torcuil goes in search of the perfect Gaelic Christmas.

Nollaig - Dataman, Debbie Mackay, Eoin Mackinnon, Joy Dunlop, Atomic Piseag, Tidelines has aired on Dez. 24, 2016 at 22:00
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