Fair City [News, Spoilers and Discussion v3]

JP Liz V1 · 10-01-2013 11:19pm #1

siobhanod93 wrote: »

According to this Louise is nearly 25...

http://www.rte.ie/tv/faircity2008/louise.html

Who would Louise be having an affair with?

Didnt Darren date Sarah that was killed at one stage?

Darren reminds me of Tayto from Into The West

dave1982 · 10-01-2013 11:31pm

stroganoff is all I have to say.

wordsmithi · 10-01-2013 11:32pm

I can't understand how Damien can act so relaxed and chatty with Suzanne. If anyone has forgotten her abusive behaviour, it was extremely scary to watch.
Louise has just scratched the surface. She wouldn't even stand in the same room as Suzanne if she knew just how horrible she was. If Suzanne was a real person I would be very concerned about the welfare of baby Hannah.

Darren and Louise are not exactly too upset about their mother dying. It is as if they are fitting the funeral into their social diary. If my mother was being buried I know I would be inconsolable. In soap terms, Rita was a good mother to the kids.
Reopening Helen's grave should send the floodgates opening. Yvonne gave the Doyle's a good name which is ironic.

Leinsterr · 10-01-2013 11:36pm

wordsmithi wrote: »

I can't understand how Damien can act so relaxed and chatty with Suzanne. If anyone has forgotten her abusive behaviour, it was extremely scary to watch.
Louise has just scratched the surface. She wouldn't even stand in the same room as Suzanne if she knew just how horrible she was. If Suzanne was a real person I would be very concerned about the welfare of baby Hannah.

Darren and Louise are not exactly too upset about their mother dying. It is as if they are fitting the funeral into their social diary. If my mother was being buried I know I would be inconsolable. In soap terms, Rita was a good mother to the kids.

Darren's speech was said with no passion. It sounded like he never met his mother and was bullshítting on the spot. Poor acting. Luckily, Yvonne saved that scene.

wordsmithi · 10-01-2013 11:39pm

Thank you to the poster who pointed out Darren and Neasa's ages. I don't know why I thought she was a good bit older then him. She is spoken for though isn't she even if the bloke is not around at the moment?

wordsmithi · 10-01-2013 11:42pm

Leinsterr wrote: »

Darren's speech was said with no passion. It sounded like he only never met his mother and was bullshítting on the spot. Poor acting. Luckily, Yvonne saved that scene.

He could have been talking about the weather. He was the only son who bothered to show up. The eldest son didn't even use skype. Bela must wonder if any member of his family will show up when he pops his clogs. Bar Yvonne, Rita's death didn't seem to be handled all that well. Disappointed with that story. Anyway, hopefully Bela will find a hobby or a different subject to talk about now. On second thoughts, it is highly unlikely.

Judith and Tommy are an odd couple.
Judith :"I'm off to sleep with Luke tonight"
Tommy:" O.k I'll see you at dinner time. I think I'll watch the match before I turn in".
Tommy says to Zak, "Have you finished your homework yet?
Zak: "Not yet. Where is Mam gone?"
Tommy: " She is gone to spend the night with Uncle Luke"
Oh great! the match has started. I've been looking forward to it".

10-01-2013 11:48pm

dareen didnt shave at all rita would be ashamed

"Yvonne" i got a job cleaning , ive been doing it for years & now i get paid for it

is yvonne really leaving

please dont she is my favourite now

yvonne would be great in a english soap where would she fit best eastenders ?

all the children running scared ****less now that she wants to leaving none on them what to look after there father only yvonne

also as for dareen ma sent me money ma asked me to come home for a holiday then why didnt you even when she was sick same goes for the rest of them

makes me sad as im in the same situation as yvonne

maurasmith50 · 10-01-2013 11:55pm

Those Dillons are totally totally hypocrites !! At each others throats..Zak walks in .... change instantly to all smiles at each other..unbelievable :mad:

Always number 1 · 11-01-2013 12:08am

If Louise (the youngest Doyle) is 25 and Rita was born in 1951, what age was she when she had Helen??? If Helen and Jimmy were both older than Yvonne who is now 36 then Rita must have been quite young marrying Bela!

Yvonne was brilliant again tonight. Hope she doesn't leave

maurasmith50 · 11-01-2013 12:09am

I'm almost certain the guy who plays Darren was in an early film version of Mrs. Brown a film with Angelica Huston called "Agnes Brown" about 10 years ago. He played one of the sons.

Nervous Nigel · 11-01-2013 12:12am

Always number 1 wrote: »

If Louise (the youngest Doyle) is 25 and Rita was born in 1951, what age was she when she had Helen??? If Helen and Jimmy were both older than Yvonne who is now 36 then Rita must have been quite young marrying Bela!

Yvonne was brilliant again tonight. Hope she doesn't leave

I only know this 'cause it stuck in my mind from this evening's episode. Helen was born in 1971 and died in 1998 (per her gravestone), so Rita was 20 when she had Helen. Not young for back then.

11-01-2013 12:16am

maurasmith50 wrote: »

I'm almost certain the guy who plays Darren was in an early film version of Mrs. Brown a film with Angelica Huston called "Agnes Brown" about 10 years ago. He played one of the sons.

it is him she asks his mammy why is there hair on his willy and she says its to keep you warm when you go swimming

:D:D:D:D

jos28 · 11-01-2013 1:26am

leahyl wrote: »

Ok, never knew people did that to be honest!

Yep, it's certainly a tradition in Dublin. My Mam insisted on giving the gravediggers a few bob at my Dad's funeral. I did the same for her at her funeral 2 years ago.:(
She would have loved this storyline, she loved FC and it was part of our morning routine to put the kettle on and discuss the previous night's episode.

Harry Angstrom · 11-01-2013 1:39am

Would it have hurt that eejit Darren to put a tie on him for his mother's funeral or was he more concerned about impressing Neasa in the pub afterwards?

hearmehearye · 11-01-2013 1:41am

jos28 wrote: »

Yep, it's certainly a tradition in Dublin. My Mam insisted on giving the gravediggers a few bob at my Dad's funeral. I did the same for her at her funeral 2 years ago.:(
She would have loved this storyline, she loved FC and it was part of our morning routine to put the kettle on and discuss the previous night's episode.

Tradition too in Kerry. Tip the priest, tip the (assistant/caretaker of the church), and the grave diggers. Sorry about your mam, me and my mom have a similar tradition!:)

wordsmithi · 11-01-2013 2:23am

Always number 1 wrote: »

If Louise (the youngest Doyle) is 25 and Rita was born in 1951, what age was she when she had Helen??? If Helen and Jimmy were both older than Yvonne who is now 36 then Rita must have been quite young marrying Bela!

Your post reminded me of the painful years I spent in national school trying to answer impossible maths problems.

An example: If Mary was born in 1974 and John is four years younger then her. How old will Mary be if she lives twice as long as John who will not celebrate his birthday because he was born in a leap year? Absolute nonsense---- school days were not the best days of my life. Could never grasp those awful sums.

wordsmithi · 11-01-2013 2:43am

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

Would it have hurt that eejit Darren to put a tie on him for his mother's funeral or was he more concerned about impressing Neasa in the pub afterwards?

He scarpered off the pulpit quickly when Yvonne took over which was probably a good idea.

vektarman · 11-01-2013 3:34am

Isn't it ironic that the bell has rung for Rita...

Cardor · 11-01-2013 7:48am

did anyone hear Yvonne saying "its your mothers funeral, I dont TINK youll be centre stage" in a thick dublin accent! Made me chuckle! Shes soo good now. Please dont leave

leahyl · 11-01-2013 9:55am

Is Yvonne meant to be leaving the show? I think she does a pretty good job of acting the bitch but still being a lovable character :pac:

Hitchens · 11-01-2013 10:08am

Cardor wrote: »

did anyone hear Yvonne saying "its your mothers funeral, I dont TINK youll be centre stage" in a thick dublin accent! Made me chuckle! Shes soo good now. Please dont leave

O'Reilly would definitely like Yvonne

zoobizoo · 11-01-2013 10:36am

Bela had a problem pronouncing the word "funeral"

I kept come out as "funeldel"

Ash.J.Williams · 11-01-2013 10:50am

For Judith to lose her earring in that location I conclude it was "the wheel barrow"

clappyhappy · 11-01-2013 11:31am

Any hope fc had of saving itself will be well and truely gone if yvonne leaves. As mentioned before she could and should take on any role in any soap or tv series.
As for Judith and greyie, it is disgusting, I have never heard of this happening before, how will her kids react when they hear that their mum is having an affair with their uncle with their fathers permission. It is so so wrong on every level, what are the writers thinking of, beyond belief.

11-01-2013 12:21pm

my parents are having a great ol time laughing at tommy blackie & judy never seen them laugh so hard

jos28 · 11-01-2013 1:27pm

hearmehearye wrote: »

Sorry about your mam, me and my mom have a similar tradition!:)

I remember bringing Mam to The Pavilions in Swords for a mosey around the shops and a bit of lunch. There I was pushing her in her wheelchair around TK Maxx when she spotted Ciara O'Callaghan. She announces loudly 'there's Yvonne, you'd think she'd bring her Mother out for a day. That poor woman has been stuck in that room with a bell for months !'

cofy · 11-01-2013 3:18pm

I liked Wayne's comment about Neasa being with nearly every man in Carrigstown except him. It would be comedy gold to see his reaction if he ever found out what was going on with Tommy/Judith/Luke.

vektarman · 11-01-2013 3:55pm

Was Charlie in the Doyle household when the row with Yvonne and her family erupted? He told Bela just before the hearse left the house not to take any notice of what Yvonne said to him. How did Charlie know what happened in the Doyle house if he wasn't there?

tk123 · 11-01-2013 3:59pm

maurasmith50 wrote: »

I'm almost certain the guy who plays Darren was in an early film version of Mrs. Brown a film with Angelica Huston called "Agnes Brown" about 10 years ago. He played one of the sons.

Yeah he was - the scene at the end where he punches Ray Winstone's character is class!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JF_BJVQIKcU

cofy wrote: »

I liked Wayne's comment about Neasa being with nearly every man in Carrigstown except him.

How old is he supposed to be!? He was a teenager in it when Yvonne was a kid and Suzanne even younger so I'm guessing he'd be around 40..yet he hangs around with the younger crowd? That said age has never been an issue in FC lol! :rolleyes:

livinginkorea · 11-01-2013 5:45pm

Missed the last couple of weeks but will hopefully catch up this weekend

Kiwi_knock · 11-01-2013 8:23pm

Last few episodes have been very good. Yvonne's been great, showing what an asset she is to the show. Loved her destroying her family for their selfishness. I think Ryan is hilarious, I really enjoy him. Has had good interactions with the rest of the cast.

The Dillons storyline is pretty bad, but I prefer it to the Dermot-Jo-Maeve storyline. I can not wait for smug Judith to be found by her kids.

sffc · 11-01-2013 8:35pm

jos28 wrote: »

I remember bringing Mam to The Pavilions in Swords for a mosey around the shops and a bit of lunch. There I was pushing her in her wheelchair around TK Maxx when she spotted Ciara O'Callaghan. She announces loudly 'there's Yvonne, you'd think she'd bring her Mother out for a day. That poor woman has been stuck in that room with a bell for months !'

Met Ciara one day walking towards me down Marlborough Street. Had met her briefly before at a charity bash but she was mostly eyeing me up and down because I had a large camera and lens round my neck and she thought I was a paparazzi!
As we met I decided to pipe up " don't I know you from somewhere? " before she could answer I answered my own question " ah yea ... you're from Swords! "
She saw the funny side too

maurasmith50 · 11-01-2013 10:33pm

tk123 wrote: »

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JF_BJVQIKcU

He was only a young lad in them days :P

JP Liz V1 · 11-01-2013 10:39pm

wordsmithi wrote: »

Thank you to the poster who pointed out Darren and Neasa's ages. I don't know why I thought she was a good bit older then him. She is spoken for though isn't she even if the bloke is not around at the moment?

Neasa and Finn were only a fling and he isnt coming back so she is single for Darren

Blanchflower · 11-01-2013 11:29pm

Just as well for Blackie that he diden't mess with Lucy.....:cool:

padd b1975 · 12-01-2013 12:09pm

Interview with Bryan Murray (Bob) on RTE Radio 1 now.

leahyl · 12-01-2013 12:34pm

padd b1975 wrote: »

Interview with Bryan Murray (Bob) on RTE Radio 1 now.

Seems like a very nice humble guy - very talented actor. Never knew he was in brookside

maurasmith50 · 12-01-2013 12:39pm

leahyl wrote: »

Seems like a very nice humble guy - very talented actor. Never knew he was in brookside

Played a wife beater and child abuser :mad:

Ended up being buried in his back garden by the wife and daughter :eek:

He also does some programme on the Radio 1 occasionally.

cofy · 12-01-2013 12:45pm

Brian Murray has played such a wide diversity of characters. Does anyone remember him playing Flurry in the Irish RM, he played a very practical and loyal character but a bit of a rogue. It was a brilliant series.

Lisha · 12-01-2013 12:46pm

I love the Irish rm, perfect rainy Saturday morning lazy viewing

Hitchens · 12-01-2013 12:51pm

Lisha wrote: »

I love the Irish rm, perfect rainy Saturday morning lazy viewing

where is Peter Bowles nowadays ....haven't seen him in anything for a while?

cofy · 12-01-2013 12:55pm

Hitchens wrote: »

where is Peter Bowles nowadays ....haven't seen him in anything for a while?

He is still acting according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Bowles .

maurasmith50 · 12-01-2013 1:02pm

cofy wrote: »

Brian Murray has played such a wide diversity of characters. Does anyone remember him playing Flurry in the Irish RM, he played a very practical and loyal character but a bit of a rogue. It was a brilliant series.

FYP

12-01-2013 1:06pm

Lisha wrote: »

I love the Irish rm, perfect rainy Saturday morning lazy viewing

im trying to find that its so rare on dvd for my dad

cofy · 12-01-2013 1:10pm

maurasmith50 wrote: »

FYP

Thanks for pointing that out Maura, I don't know how I made such a mistake:o. I do like his current documentary on the tenements.

Long Room Hubba · 12-01-2013 1:41pm

cofy wrote: »

Brian Murray has played such a wide diversity of characters. Does anyone remember him playing Flurry in the Irish RM, he played a very practical and loyal character but a bit of a rogue. It was a brilliant series.

He's really good in Strumpet City. He more than holds his own with Cyril Cusack and the rest of them.

There's a few other Fair City actors in it too. Seamus MacAleer turns up, and there's a very rough-looking Charlie Kelly.

clappyhappy · 12-01-2013 2:58pm

He was saying this morning that he is enjoying playing bob charles and hopes to continue doing so.

New thread guys,

Leinsterr · 12-01-2013 3:16pm

Does anyone who watches Love/Hate remember that Lucy played John Boy's ex wife in season 2????????????

12-01-2013 3:54pm

Leinsterr wrote: »

Does anyone who watches Love/Hate remember that Lucy played John Boy's ex wife in season 2????????????

Thats right only noticed recently. I also notice that the hot blonde girl that owns the bar was a bit part character in first season

averageperson · 12-01-2013 4:35pm

Long Room Hubba wrote: »

He's really good in Strumpet City. He more than holds his own with Cyril Cusack and the rest of them.

There's a few other Fair City actors in it too. Seamus MacAleer turns up, and there's a very rough-looking Charlie Kelly.

You can also find the actress who plays Judith in the Irish RM as a young lady, I didn't watch the whole show so I don't know what character she played. Esther is also in Strumpet City, hamming it up as always. Maybe she is a good theatre actress but I honestly think she is the worst tv actress on FC.

max life · 12-01-2013 8:49pm

Did someone here say that Ciara O Callaghan was leaving FC?? I read in the magazine with the Star today that she is not leaving!!

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