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Frank of Ireland: Meet the characters from the brilliant new Channel 4 show set in Dublin

Frank of Ireland: Meet the characters from the brilliant new Channel 4 show set in Dublin The first episode of the wacky comedy starring Brain and Domhnall Gleeson airs tonight Updated Frank Of Ireland S1 - Ep1 Nicola (Liz Fitzgibbon), Frank (Brian Gleeson), Doofus (Domhnall Gleeson) Want the latest breaking news straight to your inbox? Sign up for our free newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign Up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice

New comedy with a genuinely amazing all-star Irish cast starts tonight on Channel 4 | JOE is the voice of Irish people at home and abroad

The show centres on Frank Marron (Brian Gleeson, Peaky Blinders), described as a misanthropic, narcissistic, fantasist in arrested development who thinks the world owes him something. A struggling musician living in Dublin with his mother (Pom Boyd, Rialto), he discovers his ex-girlfriend (Sarah Greene, The Dublin Murders) has a new boyfriend (Tom Vaughan-Lawlor, Love/Hate) for the first time since they split. Domhnall Gleeson (Ex Machina) plays Frank s wigman named Doofus, who foolishly thinks they are best friends. Also part of the cast is Brian and Domhnall s real-life father Brendan Gleeson (The Guard), as well as Pat Shortt (Killinaskully), while Sharon Horgan (Catastrophe) is producing the series.

Frank of Ireland: If you like toilet humour, you ll love Brian and Domhnall Gleeson s new comedy

  In Frank of Ireland (Channel 4, Thursday), Domhnall Gleeson and Brian Gleeson are two stars looking at the gutter. Channel 4’s new sitcom, which the brothers co-scripted, is an over-caffeinated chortle-fest characterised by often shockingly low-brow humour. The jokes arrive at an impressive clip – and with an almost obsessively scatological quality. The last time the siblings acted together was with father Brendan in Enda Walsh’s The Walworth Farce. Here, by contrast, they’re having a go at a post-Celtic Tiger Dumb and Dumber with striking if generally icky results. The upshot is that if you like lowest-denominator slapstick, you’ll love it to bits. If not, you may wish the giggling Gleesons had challenged themselves to write gags that didn’t involve cadavers and male appendages.

Dad insisted doing some stunts on new show - even though we hired him on basis he wouldn t, Domhnall Gleeson says

Dad insisted doing some stunts on new show - even though we hired him on basis he wouldn t, Domhnall Gleeson says
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Frank of Ireland: Scurrilous Irish humour incarnate

Frank of Ireland: Scurrilous Irish humour incarnate
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