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THE ROTUNDA ***NEW SERIES***

The Rotunda - Ugochinyere Uzo Osuafor with her triplets Divine Diamond and Darren Image Name: The Rotunda - Ugochinyere Uzo Osuafor with her triplets Divine Diamond and Darren Description: Ugochinyere Uzo Osuafor with her triplets Divine Diamond and Darren
The Rotunda - Christy May and Jing Zhao with baby Millie Image Name: The Rotunda - Christy May and Jing Zhao with baby Millie
The Rotunda - Keith Kidd and Jade McDonnell_with_daughters Erin Amber and baby Bonnie Image Name: The Rotunda - Keith Kidd and Jade McDonnell_with_daughters Erin Amber and baby Bonnie
The Rotunda Series 2 Image Name: The Rotunda Series 2

The Rotunda goes behind the scenes at the world’s longest running maternity hospital where close to one million Dubliners have been born and some 24 new babies are added to that number every day.

Overview

Award winning series “The Rotunda” returns to RTE2 this Autumn with eight episodes charting the highs and lows of pregnancy and childbirth in the world’s longest running maternity hospital. In this series, we follow 32 stories of expectant parents who are hoping to welcome new arrivals into their lives. For some, this will be a straightforward visit to the Delivery Suite while for others their journey to parenthood will require additional help and support from The Rotunda’s dedicated team of doctors and midwives in the hope that their babies will arrive safely. From extreme highs to devastating lows “The Rotunda” gives a unique insight into the busiest maternity hospital in Europe. “The Rotunda” is a Scratch Films production for RTE2.

Series 2, episode 1

Jade and Keith are preparing to meet their third baby while for first time parents, Jing and Christy the road to parenthood has taken them almost ten years.  In the Pre-Natal ward, Sam and Liam anxiously count down the arrival of twins whose lives are in serious danger due to having their umbilical cords entwined while Nigerian woman Ugochinyere prepares for the arrival of triplets despite not knowing if her husband and daughter will ever be able to join her in Ireland.