Ballykissangel aside, what sort of year has it been for you?
Well it s been a kind of mad year. I ve been doing a lot of travel for the film I made called “Agnes Browne”. So I ve been in New York a couple of times doing this kind of thing, being interviewed and for the premiere, and in London I did a radio series for BBC Radio 4 called “Faithful Departed”, and I did another series for the BBC called “Rebel Heart”, so it was a nice varied year and then starting back in Ballykissangel was great. So Agnes Browne was your first feature film? That s right, yeah – the one and only so far!! I had a great time on it. We shot it over nine weeks in Dublin and I enjoyed every minute of it. I was going to ask you if playing your Ballykissangel character narrows your working opportunities, but from what you are saying, it doesn t. Well, thank God not so far anyway! Up until two years ago I worked in theatre mainly and I have done a lot of radio work so just in the last few years it has broadened out to both film and television, and I really enjoyed the chang
