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Meet the Cast

Ursula Harron - The Narrator

Ursula honed her dramatic skills​ working at the Ulster American Folk Park, where she would often be found entertaining the crowds with her impersonation of an old Irish woman. Ursula still enjoys reading stories and should really write a book one day as he knows a lot of really funny things. She recently demonstrated that it is never too late to gain a qualification by gaining a level 2 in Tour Guiding.
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Aimee Harron - Little Red Riding Hood

Aimee Harron is a young performer from Omagh, Co Tyrone who plays the tin whistle and does Irish dancing, but not at the same time. She wants to be a vegetarian, but the problem is that she doesn't like vegetables. She loves looking after her chickens and is very adept at equestrian activities such as riding a horse.​​

Damien Harron - The Woodcutter

Damien used to cut wood for the fire with a hatchet in the garage as a young boy. He probably shouldn't have been allowed to do that but it was more fun than filling the coal bucket. Having retained all his digits, he learned to play the piano, bang the drums, write music and still enjoys making a racket when he can. He loves Man United cos his Dad thought they were the best team ever and he was right.​​

Peter Harron - The Wolf​

We had such good craic recording this story with Peter. He was always great fun to be with and enjoyed sending his grandchildren to the fridge to get a beer for him! Peter added some fun touches to his portrayal of the wolf by asking Little Red Riding Hood if she was going 'to the dump'. This refers to the fact that he would regularly take his grandchildren on a Saturday to dispose of his cardboard boxes, emptied of all the books he had sold all over Donegal, Ireland. He always loved stories, reading them to his class as a teacher and later to his grandchildren who he doted over.
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Maria Harron - The Mummy

Maria is an experienced performer, specialising in the bagpipes and ukelele. She enjoys story telling and running very long races through muddy fields. She is well-known for her fear of cows. Maria holds the distinction of being the Ladies Captain of Stainland Lions Running Club. She also enjoys yoga and ice cream, but not at the same time. ​