What’s the best Irish film ever?

THIS week we asked our Facebook friends to tell us the name of their favourite Irish film, with some obvious results.

Sarah O’Kelly:

‘Crush Proof’ – it’s a brilliant film.

Conor Donovan:

‘In Bruges’.

Jenny Bell:

‘The Snapper’.

Mark Sparky O’Shea:

‘Agnes Browne’ was a great one and

‘My Left Foot’ gave a feel as to how Dublin was when communities helped each other.

Ciara O’Halloran: Has to be

‘Adam and Paul’.

Julia Mary Keane:

‘The Boys From County Clare’. It was so funny and easy to watch for the whole family. And of course, how could I forget

‘The Commitments’, having grown up in Ballymun.

Paul Mulligan:

‘I Went Down’, one of Brendan Gleeson’s funniest roles!

Olivia McDermott:

‘The Snapper’,

‘Accelerator’ and

‘Crush Proof’.

David Murray:

‘Intermission’ cracks me up.

“Do you know what I find fascinating? Dreams, muinteoir.

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Georgina Moore: Has to be

‘The Guard’. Then

‘The Snapper’.

Nicola Ni Bhraonain: Aw, has to be

‘Into the West’. Ossie and Tito’s adventures on Tir na Nog.

Zoe McCann:

‘Ryan’s Daughter’.

Monica Fisher:

‘The Snapper’ or

‘The Boxer’.

Chris Denham:

‘Intermission’ cracks me up every time.

‘The Commitments’ and

‘The Van’ also.

Ceri Ni Cherin:

‘Intermission’. Putting brown sauce in the tea!

Thomas Ormond:

‘Adam and Paul’.

Sharon Larkin: Has to be

‘Darby O’Gill and the Little People’.

Karen Yeates:

‘The Quiet Man’.

Brian Kearns:

‘I Went Down’.

“Ya little no mickey in the bath fella.

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Melanie Read:

‘The Van’ – it’s gas!

Debbie J Smallwoods:

‘Darby O’Gill and the Little People’. A great family film full of Irish humour, charm and tales.

Amy Bennett: Oh, tough one. Either

‘Intermission’,

‘The Van’ or

‘The Snapper’.

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