Coco wins Best European Format 2014 ( September 2014)Pitted against more than 50 submissions from members of the EBU, " Whose Holiday is it Anyway" wins the best European TV format in Berlin. WHIIA is a Sunday night series targeting general audiences whereby teens take over the responsibility of planning their family’s annual holiday. Linda Cullen, EP of Coco TV, said: "I am absolutely thrilled with this award. It's a tribute to a simple but clever idea, and a super team here at Coco who have developed it into a great series. Our Current ( 2014 )International Productions.Easter 1916 3 x 1 Hour Documentary SeriesThis landmark International documentary series will examine the 1916 Easter Rising and the subsequent events that led to the establishment of an independent Irish State and indirectly to the breakup of the British Empire. This project is an initiative of the Keough-Naughton Center for Irish Studies at the University of Notre Dame. Developed by Notre Dame in conjunction with leading Irish production company COCO Television and co-produced by Emmy award winning American producers Siskell Jacob. Easter 1916 will air coast to coast on PBS in the US, and the Irish Broadcaster is RTE."Eliza Lynch Queen of Paraguay" our feature documentary has now screened in London, Dublin, Montevideo Uruguay, Barranquilla Colombia, Guadalajara Mexico, and is received a fantastic response. "Traders" our feature written and Directed by Peter Murphy and Rachael Moriarty has finished shooting and is in currently in edit and close to picture lock. " Traders " stars Killian Scott (Love/Hate, Calvary, ) and John Bradley (Game of Thrones)We have a number of Ireland's most popular Television series returning such as "Room to Improve", " The Consumer Show ", "Crimecall ", and " Don't Tell the Bride " together with new Series and Formats including "Whose Holiday is it Anyway" ,"Trending," "The Unemployables", "Travellers' Business School."and "St. Patrick's Festival.