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Fionnula Flanagan .... one of my favorite Irish actresses, she's amazing.
Played in my favorite Irish film ... Waking Ned Divine
I was totally blown away when I realized I had already seen her in TNG years before when I first saw 'Waking Ned Divine'
I saw that film in the theater and I have to say I remember absolutely nothing about it. I do remember it reminded me of the Welsh comedy, The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill but Came Down a Mountain.
That's a delightful movie as well.
Fun fact: the movie is based on a folktale, but it turns out the "mountain" is actually a burial mound and they now have to stop people from trying to climb it so they don't damage it.
I hadn't heard it was a burial mound. That's kind of cool actually.
Great movie.
I loved realizing that no child in the entire village lacks red hair.