There’s something about the Emerald Isle that just screams magic. When we see the rolling hills and sprawling fields of Ireland on our TV screens, it’s easy to believe that the whole country must be enchanted. For those looking to escape to Ireland without leaving their couch this March, look no further than Roku. As Canada’s #1 TV streaming platform, Roku has no shortage of content for celebrating all things green, through your fave streaming services or for free on The Roku Channel. Here are our top picks to feel the luck o’ the Irish for yourself. —Vita Daily
Brooklyn (The Roku Channel): Set in the 1950s, an Irish immigrant lands in Brooklyn, New York, and is immediately swept up into romance. When her past catches up with her, she is forced to decide between new beginnings in America or her old life in Ireland.
Leap Year (Crave): What lengths would you go to for love? When yet another anniversary passes by without a marriage proposal, Anna decides to take matters into her own hands and embrace an Irish leap year tradition where the woman can propose on a leap day. On her long journey to Dublin to surprise her boyfriend, she may find that she’s looking for more in her life, and may even discover love in unexpected places.
The Luck of the Irish (Disney+): Kyle Johnson is the luckiest kid around, all thanks to his lucky gold coin. When he learns that he is part leprechaun, and discovers his good luck charm has been stolen, he realizes he must battle with an evil leprechaun to protect his family and get his gold back.
Belfast (Prime Video): In this semi-autobiographical film, we follow the life of a family and their son’s childhood in the midst of the tumultuous 1960s Northern Ireland. Starring Caitriona Balfe and Jamie Dornan, and shot entirely in black and white, this is a classic look into life in Northern Ireland’s capital city.
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