TV

Ger has had small feature roles in Irish TV soaps. He played co-lead in the TG4 production ‘Maru’ in the Trevor Corey episode and featured a number of times in the IFTA nominated gangster series ‘Mobs Mheiricea’. He played the Neurologist in the Irish Short ‘An Creatur’ which received a Best Irish Short award at the 2008 Corona Festival.

Below are a sample of other productions he's been involved with :

The House, TV Series, Brannnigan, Timesnap, Declan Cassidy
Rasai na nGaillimhe, TV Series, Buddy, TG4, Robert Quinn
Fair City, TV Series, Sacristan , RTE
Mobs Mheiricea, TV Series, John Cooney(Supporting), Abu Media, Dathai Keane
Maru 5, TV Series, Trevor Corey (Co-Lead), Sterling Productions, Steve Lennhof
Fair City (Funeral Scene),RTE Series, Maurice, RTE, Garry
Prime Time, RTE Current Affairs, Solicitor's Client, RTE, Ml. McCarthy
Stew, RTE Series, Tramp, RTE, PJ Dillon
Fair City, RTE Series, Matt the Tailor, RTE, Niall Mathews
Proof 2, RTE Series, Irish Drunk,, P2 TV Productions Ltd, Thaddeus O’Sullivan
The Big Bow Wow, RTE Series, Foreman, RTE, Derbhla Walshe
Fair City, RTE Series, Glen, RTE,
Ros na Run, TG4 Series, Padraig, TG4, Trevor O’Clohertaigh
Fear an Phoist, TG4 Series, Centurion Farmer, Abu Media production , Denis Kirkland

	Abu Media's historical documentary series Mobs Mheiricea was executive produced by Pierce Boyce and directed by Dathai Keane for TG4. Ger played ganster John Cooney (Supporting) Mobs Mheiricea won the Factual Series award at the Celtic Media Festival 2010.
	Ger featured in a small role in the Seymore Banquet scene in the Tudors with Johnathon Rhyes Myres
Ger first TV part was in the TG4 series Ros na Run in the supporting role of Padraig directed by Trevor O Clohertaigh for TG4.	Between 2002 and 2008 Ger appeared in small feature roles in the Irish soap Fair City
The 'Maru' TV Series for TG4 was filmed by Sterling in Belfast in 2008.		Ger was co-lead on the Covey-case episode.
	'Fear an Phoist' (The Postman) was a Comedy series comissioned by TG4 and filmed in and around Connemara. It was directed by the late Denis Kirkland (RIP) , who directed the Benny Hill series of the 'eighties