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Brendan Condren (SGI President) and Tony Condren wrapped up a Precision Driving day with a visit from Mairéad Farrell of RTE 2’s ‘The Movie Show’. Mairéad got to experience first hand the ins and outs of Precision Driving. The episode is due to air on Thursday the 13th of December at 7.55p.m. on RTE 2.
Ripper Street is due to air on BBC 1 December 30th @ 9pm. Stunt Coordinator Gee Nagys and the majority of the guilds performers wrapped last summer on this action packed, 8 episode, BBC production. Ripper Street will air in the USA on January 19th.
After 19 weeks MGM’s television series “VIKINGS” has just completed filming. Stunt Guild Ireland Members would like to express how much they enjoyed working with Stunt Coordinator Franklin Henson and Fight Coordinator Richard Ryan. Looking forward to series 2 next year.
President of the Guild Brendan Condren and Tony Condren wrapped up a Precision Driving day today with a visit from Paddy McKenna of the Craig Doyle show. Paddy got to experience first hand the ins and outs of Precision Driving and even had the luck to get involved in a specially coordinated stunt. The episode is due to air on …
Stunt Guild Ireland members are currently working on the MGM television series Vikings. Written by Michael Hirst ,the series is loosely based upon the reign of the Viking King Ragnar Lothbrok. The show stars Gabriel Byrne,Travis Fimmel and Katheryn Winnick.
Gee Nagys recently wrapped as stunt coordinator on the BBC production “Ripper Street”. Look out for SGI’s members in the thick of the action when the show air’s in early 2013
Brendan and Tony completed there Precision Driving Instructors course in the USA and recently finished up a very successful and enjoyable week long driving course for the Guild Members.
Brendan Condren, Norman Kelly, Tony Condren and Patrick Condren will be back in the US this month training with their old friend Bobby Orr. Bobby is a world class stunt driver. He featured on the cover of the Guinness Book of Records 1989 driving a London double decker bus on two wheels for a distance of 810 feet!