CONAN O’BRIEN MUST GO wins Emmy

O’Brien wins Emmy for Ireland travel show

Conan O’Brien has won an Creative Arts Emmy for the Ireland episode of his HBO Max travel show, CONAN O-BRIEN MUST GO. The episode, which won in the Outstanding Writing for a Nonfiction Program category, revolves around O’Brien’s quest to trace his family’s roots. He visits the Barack Obama plaza in Tipperary and learns Irish slang but, also takes a cameo role on Irish-language soap opera ROS NA RUN, where he is credited as ‘Fear na mBalún’.

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Conan O’Brien on TG4

Conan O’Brien

Irish American television host Conan O’Brien will make his Irish TV drama debut on TG4’s ROS NA RUN on Tuesday 30 April – and the show will feature in O’Brien’s HBO travel series this week. He called into the fictional County Galway village while filming his own travel show for HBO Max, CONAN O’BRIEN MUST GO, which sees him taking a dive into the cultural delights of nations such as Norway, Thailand and Argentina. But it’s the Ireland episode, released earlier in April, which could be the most personal.

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Conan O’Brien in Ireland

Conan O'Brien

American talk show host and comedian Conan O’Brien is touring Ireland in the hopes of tracing his ancestors following an earlier DNA test that revealed he is “100pc Irish”. The 60-year-old Massachusetts-born star made pitstops in Dublin, Galway and Limerick while filming for his new travel show CONAN O’BRIEN MUST GO, as he maps out his Irish family heritage.

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