Robert Kiernan Birthday on 16 June 1960 is an Irish born British actor, poet, playwright, author, businessman, chef, politician, pundit, Olympian, coach, television presenter, News anchor, composer, football player and singer who achieved fame in the 2006 ITV1 sitcom 'Soul Deep' playing the title role of Patrick 'Soul Deep' Tarbuck, sung with Steps, chairman of Eureka Entertainment since 2007, still playing as a fullback for Tipperary, Fianna Fáil TD for Cork North Central, Owner of Outta This World Newcastle and executive director of BBC Music
"Rock Against Racism Show." In 1978. How times have changed. England is being overrun with hostile, parasitic foreigners. And if anyone so much as disagrees with this politically motivated trend, they're labeled as racists.
Chris Foulkes Birthday on 25 December 1958 is an Irish born British actor, poet, short story writer, playwright, singer-songwriter, football player, politician, producer, broadcaster, television director, comedian, composer and lyricist who found fame as Dave in the 1998 parody documentary 'Flumeride', RTÉ head of drama, chairman of World of Wonder (WoW) since 2017, still playing as a fullback for Drogheda United, Associate director of Derry City from 2007 to 2018, then became associate director of St Patrick's Athletic since 2019, wrote songs, short stories, plays, poems and books, presents Saturday View on RTÉ One and played the role of Jerry Scholes in the 2006 ITV1 sitcom 'Soul Deep'
It wasn’t a family of rabbits (it was a medley) and it wasn’t rejected by 13 publishers (it was 6 by his own account). When this headline was aired the correct info was at their fingertips but too lazy to fact check what they report.
Clarence J Noonan Birthday on 16 June 1954 is an Irish born British businessman, playwright, author, actor, poet, singer-songwriter, short story writer, voiceover artist, politician, football player, journalist, ballroom dancer, record producer, composer and conductor who achieved fame voicing the petrol station man in the 1998 parody documentary 'Flumeride', still playing as a fullback for Tipperary, Fianna Fáil Minister for Defense under Enda Kenny, chairman of Elevator Entertainment from 2005 to 2008, then chairman of BBC Music from 2008 onwards, wrote plays, poems, short stories and books, wrote songs for many artists, played the title role in the 2018 ITV sitcom 'Gut Feeling', executive director of Eureka Entertainment since 2009 and Lord Mayor of Cork
Mick Barrie Birthday on 26 June 1982 is an Irish born British businessman, playwright, author, actor, singer-songwriter, football player, poet, filmmaker, voiceover artist, politician and journalist who achieved fame in the 1998 parody documentary 'Flumeride' playing the swap meet man, wrote plays, poems and books, associate director of Shamrock Rovers, presenter of RTÉ News and current affairs, wrote songs for Pabllo Vittar, B*Witched, Girls Aloud, Boyzone, Janet Jackson, The Corrs, Dannii Minogue, Steps, The Lonely Boys, Rêve, Celine Dion and more, Fianna Fáil TD for Limerick East and played the title role in the 2006 ITV1 sitcom 'Joy of a Toy'
