Mary Noonan

Yeah, nuh. It’s absolute crap. My daughter just looked at me from the couch as I left the room for bed. “What the hell are these writers on; Crack?” Quite!

Really enjoying this show. Very good storyline & acting.

Just saw it. We the audience loved it. So the reviewers who dissed it can, in the words of Edith - Go f$c@ themselves. It was great. Terrific performances by everybody

Really enjoying it. I’ve laughed out loud a few times too when something left of field has happened. It’s really enjoyable & all the actors are great. They’re well cast. Situation comedy is a really difficult thing to do and this has been very well written

I hated it. After 30 mins I put in my ear plugs & listened to my talking book. There's a couple of hours I wont get back. Yeah. Nuh.

It was ridiculous waste of talented actors. Yeah, nuh. And she didn't look like a ballet dancers pointe shoe. All stilted & totally unbelievable - no stars. I bailed at 50 mins.

Really liked this show. I lived in London in a share house, in Earls Court during this time. It's a very accurate depiction of the times. There really was total ignorance about what caused AIDs. And there really was total panic about it being infectious via drinking from cups & sharing a flat. The Gay Community were very promiscuous at the time and unprotected sex was the norm in all the Gay Clubs. As a straight woman I'd never felt safer. There were actually guys that looked like the dudes who sang YMCA that would walk me home from the Tube to my flat. Sweet men. A lot of their familiar faces just disappeared over time. They "went home". God it must have been devastating for them, they were only mid 20's most of them. So yeah. A well told realistic TV series - 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

All four main actors in this movie were sublime but the actor playing "Dominic", was particularly moving. The story was set exactly 100 years ago - in 1923 on a remote Island off a remote part of NW Ireland. I found the movie an engrossing study of the minutiae of friendships, loneliness and of religious and cultural expectations. I've been thinking about it all day since I left the theatre. I had two Irish Catholic bachelor uncles who lived together all their lives & this movie was very evocative for me. Those two drove each other nuts & music was their balm as well. It's a sad, sometimes funny, but very moving film . Go see it.