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The Curse of Kirrin Island
George and her new friend Timmy the Dog are joined for the holidays by her cousins Julian, Dick and Anne. The Five set out to investigate a long-ago curse involving Kirrin Island, but it soon transpires they are not alone in their quest.
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George and her new friend Timmy the Dog are joined for the holidays by her cousins Julian, Dick and Anne. The Five set out to investigate a long-ago curse involving Kirrin Island, but it soon transpires they are not alone in their quest.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Crime, Drama, Family, Mystery
Written By:Matthew Read
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:BBC Studios, CBBC
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