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Try Channel
Try Channel
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YouTube information
Channel	The TRY Channel;
Created by	Sean Connolly, Colin Regan, & Kellie Hughes
Location	Hatfield, Ireland
Years active	2018-present
Subscribers	1.34 million
Total views	543,7 million
	Last updated: January 2025

The Try Channel
Industry	Entertainment
Founded	April 9, 2018; 6 years ago
Website	www.thetrychannel.com

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Declined by DoubleGrazing 12 days ago. Last edited by CommonsDelinker 4 days ago. Reviewer: Inform author.

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The TRY Channel is an Irish comedy variety show on YouTube.

History and popular video series

The series was started to bring together a group of spirited people to try out new things. Each video focuses on six 'TRYERS' grouped into pairs. The channel builds on the chemistry of the TRYERS and the adventure of trying new things.

Lifeline

In 2018 the series dropped its first teaser video on YouTube. The very first TRY video was 'Irish People Try Irish Craft Beers', and featured the TRYERS Dermot Ward, George Fox, Sarina, Bláithín De Burca, Clisare, and James Mitchell.

Annual Advent Calendar

Every year around Christmas time the team select six tryers to complete an alcoholic Advent Calender whilst asking them questions and providing some interesting facts.

The TRYERS

The series comprises of a number of TRYERS but the most frequent are Ciara O'Doherty, Colin Regan, Darren Lalor, Justine Stafford, Dermot Ward, and Paddy Murphy.

References

^ ^a ^b "About The TRY Channel". YouTube.

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^ "The Try Channel". thetrychannel.com. Retrieved 30 January 2025.

[YouTubeStatsThe_TRY_Channel-1] "About The TRY Channel". YouTube.

[2] "The Try Channel". thetrychannel.com. Retrieved 30 January 2025.

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