EXCLUSIVE: The Walsh Sisters are coming to TV. Irish author Marian Keyes’ novels about the dysfunctional but loveable Walsh family of five sisters have inspired a six-part drama series for Irish pubcaster RTÉ.

"The Walsh Sisters," a television adaptation of Marian Keyes' beloved novels, is slated to begin filming in early 2025.

The series revolves around the chaotic, dysfunctional but deeply loveable Walsh family of five sisters, a devout mother and a bemused father

THE BBC has revealed a new drama based on best-selling Marian Keyes novels – 24 years after her last TV series. The Walsh Sisters is a new drama series inspired by five novels by celebrated

The stories about the Walsh sisters, including Watermelon, have been read by millions but have never been turned into a TV series before

The six-part series, which will adapt five of Keyes’ novels, follows the lives of Anna, Rachel, Maggie, Claire and Helen as they navigate the ups and downs of their late 20s and 30s in their Dublin hometown. A shared history and love of power ballads binds the Walsh sisters together in the face of heartbreak, grief, addiction and parenthood.

The stories about the Walsh sisters, including Watermelon, have been read by millions and are now being brought to the small screen for the first time

A NEW TV series based on Marian Keyes’s Walsh family novels will air on RTÉ late next year. RTÉ today announced that a six-part drama called The Walsh Sisters will hit screens in autumn 2025. It will be directed by Ian Fitzgibbon and produced by London-based Cuba Pictures and Irish-based Metropolitan Films International,

Calling all Marian Keyes fans! RTÉ has commissioned a brand new drama series based on one of the Irish novelist's bestselling book series.

The Walsh Sisters are coming to TV. Irish author Marian Keyes' novels about the dysfunctional but loveable Walsh family of five sisters have inspired a six-part drama series for Irish pubcaster RTÉ. The BBC has acquired it for the UK.