Glenroe is an Irish television drama series that aired on RTÉ One from 1983 to 2001. Set in the fictional rural village of Glenroe in County Wicklow, the show was a spin-off from the series Bracken, itself derived from The Riordans. The series primarily focused on the lives of the Byrne and McDermott/Moran families, with central characters including Dinny Byrne (Joe Lynch), Miley Byrne (Mick Lally), and Biddy McDermott (Mary McEvoy). Filmed in locations such as Kilcoole and RTÉ studios, Glenroe became a staple of Irish television, addressing various social issues and maintaining high ratings throughout its 18-year run. It was notable for its portrayal of rural Irish life and its impact on Irish television culture.