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Daithí Ó hAragáin stars as Davy McKeown
Letterkenny child actor, Daithí Ó hAragáin, is to star in another major television series, following his stint on the critically acclaimed Say Nothing.
11-year-old Daithí joins the cast of Channel 4’s new drama, Trespasses, which, like Say Nothing, is set during the Troubles period.
The young actor takes on the role of Davy McGeown, appearing alongside a big-name cast including Gillian Anderson, Lola Petticrew, Tom Cullen, and Andrew Porter.
Trespasses is based on a novel written by Louise Kennedy. The series was filmed in Northern Ireland, and the first episode was aired on Channel 4 on November 9, and all the episodes are currently available to stream on Channel 4 on Demand.
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