'Tis the Season to Be Irish

A real estate investor travels to the Irish coast just before Christmas to renovate and sell a dilapidated cottage. Upon arriving, she clashes with the local realtor who sold her the property, as he is committed to protecting the heritage of his town. As she works on the house and experiences local holiday traditions, her professional conflict with the man evolves into a romantic relationship that leads her to reconsider her priorities.

This romantic television movie was directed by Lesley Demetriades, marking the first of two films listed in her directing career. The cast features Fiona Gubelmann as Rose Walsh and Eoin Macken as Sean O'Loughlin, with supporting roles played by Rosemary Henderson, Jolly Abraham, David Herlihy, and Flavia Watson. The production was a joint effort between Ireland and the United States, involving Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland, MarVista Entertainment, and Michael G. Larkin Productions.

The film has a runtime of 84 minutes. It received a moderate reception from viewers, earning a 6.3 rating on IMDb based on 1,200 votes and a 6.5 rating on TMDB from 21 votes.