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While the majority of us sit down with a slice of Christmas pudding and a well-deserved cup of tea to watch the Mrs Brown’s Boys special on Christmas Day, it turns out the stars of the show have a different idea, revealing that it can be ‘mortifying’ to watch themselves on the day. Fiona O’Carroll … Continued
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From authors and broadcasters to sports stars and actors, there’s no shortage of talent on this week’s Late Late Show. Millions of people across the world have taken Brendan O’Carroll’s Agnes Brown in their hearts. As they celebrate 20 years of Agnes and her family on the stage, The Late Late Show will honour Brendan O’Carroll and rest of … Continued
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Last night saw The Late Late Show broadcast live from Central Hall in Westminster, London, in a change of scenery for host Ryan Tubridy. Guests included some great Irish names, as well as UK politicians and more, with Brendan O’Carroll, Graham Norton, Eamonn Holmes, Laura Whitmore, Imelda May and Nigel Farage all taking to … Continued
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The nominations for the 2018 IFTA TV Awards have been revealed. The Young Offenders lead the nominations with six, in categories such as directing, writing and acting. Stefanie Preissner’s Can’t Cope Won’t Cope has also been nominated for four awards as has the hugely popular Derry Girls. The IFTA will announce the new host for the Television … Continued
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Mrs Brown’s Boys star Fiona O’Carroll has spoken about her families financial struggles before their hit show took off. Fiona, who is Brendan O’ Carroll’s daughter, plays Maria Brown in the comedy show, and says the beginning of their career was not as easy as things are now. “We’re far better off than we were.” … Continued
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Fiona Delany, who plays Maria in Mrs Brown’s Boys, was on the tarmac at Glasgow Airport yesterday when she was told she’s not allowed travel as she’s too far along in her pregnancy. Brendan O’Carroll’s daughter told the Irish Sun: “I got as far as the tarmac before I was stopped at the steps of the … Continued