Oh.
This evening.
Dorset Street, Dublin 1.
Pic by Nick
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The second series of The Local Eye starts on RTÉ One following the fortunes of three new local newspapers – The Donegal Post, The Nenagh Guardian and Mrs Brown’s favourite paper, The Northside People.
Gareth Naughten writes:
The Northside People has been mocking up papers for the hugely popular Mrs Brown’s Boys since 2011 Tonight fans will get a unique insight into how those headlines are made – and how they sometimes get the Northside People’s group editor Tony McCullagh into strife!
The Local Eye airs at 7pm on RTÉ One
This morning.
Defiantly-clad comedian Brendan O’Carroll and dancing mini Mrs Brown tykes (Eva Crean, left and Ella Hannon) celebrate the announcement of Brendan as the Grand Marshall for the Dublin St Patrick’s Day Parade.
(Leah Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
Preparations at the Savoy cinema, O’Connell Street, Dublin this afternoon for tonight’s premiere of Mrs Brown’s Boys: D’Movie.
Earlier: D’Day
(Leah Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
Update:
On the pink carpet.
From top: Brendan O’Carroll; Dermot O Neill who plays Grandad with his wife Patricia; Paddy Houlihan who plays Dermot; Amanda Woods who plays Betty Brown and Rory Cowan who plays Rory Brown.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Samantha Libreri tweetz:
Filming for Mrs Brown DMovie on Moore street right now
Very disappointed that the @chortle headline “Shooting Begins On Mrs Brown’s Boys Film” does not live up to its promise.
— Patrick Nicholls (@patnicholls1981) September 3, 2013
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilb_1EP4NRY
Brendan O’Carroll and the cast of Mrs Brown’s Boys collect the award for Best Sit-com at the British Acadamy of Film and Television Awards in London last night. Other Irish winners included: Graham Norton (Best Entertainment Performance), Andrew Scott (Best Supporting Actor as ‘Moriarty’ in BBC’s Sherlock) and Monical Dolan (Best Supporting Actress – ITV’s Appropriate Adult).
Bafta TV Acting Awards Won By Stars Of ITV Fred West Drama (Guardian)
