Film review: Gabriel Byrne and Fionn O’Shea play the writer to great effect but the pedestrian writing bogs proceedings
Aidan Gillen
In the film Dance First, the young Irish actor joins Gabriel Byrne as the older Beckett and Aidan Gillen as James Joyce
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Always keen on a new challenge, the unassuming Kin, Wire and Queer as Folk star gets on his gumshoes for Barber, his new film
Patrick Freyne: It’s always crime with the Kin family. If they’re not in the process of criming, they’re talking about crimes of the past and future
It looks great but style only goes so far and, two seasons in, Kin’s lack of substance is impossible to ignore
TV review: The BBC show is still a triumph of style over plot but it hasn’t lost its swagger
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Clare Dunne is utterly convincing as a grieving mother turned avenging angel
After seven sometimes thrilling, sometimes plodding weeks, season one concludes tonight
It’s hard not to feel that episode 7 could have been efficiently compacted into episode 8
Clare Dunne is the black sheep who rejects a life of crime, then becomes the brains of the outfit
Ciarán Hinds’s thuggish godfather targets the Kinsella children Anthony and Anna
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