Stars join cast of ‘Boys of Tommen’ being shot in Cork

The production team behind the highly anticipated show confirmed that Amy Huberman, Eoin Macken, and Róisín Gallagher are joining the cast of the highly anticipated show 
Stars join cast of ‘Boys of Tommen’ being shot in Cork

Amy Huberman, Eoin Macken, and Róisín Gallagher are joining The Boys of Tommen

Further casting details have been revealed for the upcoming series adaptation of the Cork-based Boys of Tommen books, written by Cork author Chloe Walsh.

The production team behind the highly anticipated show confirmed that Amy Huberman, Eoin Macken, and Róisín Gallagher are joining the cast. The series, directed by Cork man Brendan Canty, a Best Director IFTA winner for Christy, is now in production, to premiere on Prime Video.

Boys of Tommen follows the love story of Johnny Kavanagh, the star rugby player on the verge of a pro career, and Shannon Lynch, the talented but painfully shy new girl at the prestigious private school of Tommen College in Ballylaggin, Ireland.

Both teenagers are hiding secrets, and through their secret and highly charged connection, the two teens from opposite worlds battle against the odds and find a way to save each other.

Season one of the romantic drama is being shot on location in Cork.

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