Mark Dingle | |||||||||||||
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Emmerdale character | |||||||||||||
Portrayed by | Cormac Golden (2004) Joe Manuel (2006-07) |
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Introduced by | Steve Frost (2004) Kathleen Beedles (2006) |
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Duration | 2004, 2006-07 | ||||||||||||
First appearance | 20 October 2004 | ||||||||||||
Last appearance | 13 July 2007 | ||||||||||||
Classification | Former; recurring | ||||||||||||
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Date of birth | 21 November 1996 | ||||||||||||
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Mark Dingle is one of Lilith Dingle's twin sons. He appeared in 2004, and from 2006 to 2007.
Mark first visits Emmerdale in October 2004 for a Dingle family celebration to mark their 10th anniversary of living in the village, leaving on his eighth birthday on 21 November 2004. His mother Lilith then leaves Mark and his siblings to live with her cousin Marlon Dingle for a month. Mark returns in 2006 when Lilith leaves her children with Marlon and his wife Donna while she goes away to work. Days later Lilith is arrested for armed robbery.
Marlon tells social services that he is having difficulties looking after them, so its agreed that they will go and stay with a foster family. They are soon informed that the children have gone missing, but they are soon found in a nearby woodland. The following day they are taken into foster care. Marlon and Donna desperately try to get the children back but first have to find suitable accommodation. This finally happens when they buy Tall Tree Cottage, and the children move in with them on 5 July. However, the case against their mother collapses and on 13 July 2007 she takes them all to Ireland with her, much to Donna and Marlon's distress.
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