Actor Stephen Rea And Nobel Peace Prize Winner John Hume Were Among The Famous Faces At Northern Irish Playwright Brian Friel's Funeral On Sunday (04oct15).
More than 200 mourners attended the send off, which took place just two days after the Dancing at Lughnasa writer died at his home in County Donegal, aged 86.
Friel was buried in Glenties, County Donegal, where his mother was born.
Poet Tom Paulin and playwright Thomas Kilroy were also among the literary celebrities spotted graveside at the funeral.
Friel co-founded the Field Day Theatre Company with The Crying Game star Rea.
An unusual setting gives this low-key horror some added interest, stirring a whiff of issue-based...
Marc and Rachel haven't seen each other for a whole year since their relationship ended,...
Plaintive and perhaps too slow-moving for mainstream audiences, this finely made Western cycles through a...
Butch Cassidy is infamous for being a bank and train robber and the leader of...
Boots Mason is an enforcer, a problem solver for those who can afford his services,...
Watch the trailer for OndineSyracuse is an Irish fisherman, he works long days and his...
Trouble sleeping? Try The Reaping. As Stephen Hopkins' sinfully boring devil dance continues creeping, at...
V For Vendetta Trailer Set against the futuristic landscape of totalitarian Britain, V For Vendetta...
After the first hour of the celluloid atrocity so cleverly named FearDotCom, I awoke from...
I chuckled when I noticed that my preview screening for Evelyn was shown in a...
Even if "The End of the Affair" didn't invite comparisons to "The English Patient" with...
After all its TV commercial posturing about "re-envisioning" a classic as a post-Hong Kong actioner,...