The Young Offenders deserves better than to be dumped on RTÉ’s online player
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Irish actor named as one of Britain’s rising stars
Niamh Algar, who will star in Ridley Scott’s latest sci-fi, joins Bafta’s emerging talent list
Young offenders star Chris Walley wins Olivier award
Cork actor wins award for his work in Martin McDonagh’s The Lieutenant of Inishmore
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‘Young Offenders’: ‘Who knew little old Cork would travel so well?’
The comedy’s enormous success surprised everyone, not least its stars Alex Murphy and Chris Walley
Appetite for Irish film in London continues to grow
Irish Film Festival London returns next week for eighth year
Irish actor and producer named among rising stars in Britain
Chris Walley from ‘Young Offenders’ and movie producer Fodhla Cronin O’Reilly on Bafta emerging talent list
IFTA TV awards: ‘Derry Girls’, ‘Young Offenders’ among winners
Broadcaster Shay Healy also received a lifetime achievement award at the ceremony
The Young Offenders: As hilarious as it is touching. A perfect finale
After this masterpiece, the contagious double act are sure to be repeat offenders
The Young Offenders: Cork’s adorable teenage criminals
Review: The hit Irish film is now a TV series, and its comedy has grown in confidence
The Young Offenders: Breaking into the English Market
The runaway success of the film has led to a BBC series and a new level of attention in Cork
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The Young Offenders is to become a TV series
The BBC/RTÉ co-production to get a six-episode run - and the Cork accents are staying
Iftas 2017: ‘The Young Offenders’ leads film nominations
‘The Siege of Jadotville’ also secures seven nods, while TG4 series ‘Klondike’ scores 10
How Cork cocaine caper The Young Offenders struck comedy gold
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