Enda Walsh

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287 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 4 Jul

Enda Walsh’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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He just like himself and Eileen just gobbled it up.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's killer.
I mean, we were all sort of like listening to Beck, that album back then, I think.
And it reminds me of Pat Kiernan trying to dance.
He was sort of, he wasn't the greatest dancer, but like when he got on, this would get him up, you know, like dancing.
But we all loved it when he did dance.
We went absolutely nuts.
It's sort of like we did because like when you think about it, I mean, we went from effectively, I mean, we did get support from the Arts Council and we were getting money like for in Kirkaderka at the time in the company and sort of like, but when
you know, we were also we were scrapping a living.
And then when we sort of like when it was when it hit, we toured, I think, for two years and opened up like world festivals.
And we were like, we lived it.
I mean, we really enjoyed it.
I mean, why not?
I sort of I think about back then, I think, God, I mean, it was it was I mean, we were it was pretty we got into
some absolute scrapes but we never did anything really illegal like really illegal but it was sort of like it was super super fun and the and the play was like you know like i don't know it's just like it completely took off and it was largely i mean it was a play was strong and the central performances were or the two performances were amazing but pat kiernan's production was just like absolute stunning and to see pat's
Pat's work against sort of other sort of festivals, sort of like World Theatre.
And I'm thinking, all right, it's yeah, it's it's up there.
It's sort of like it's good.
Oh, listen, they found it so exotic, you know, and there's so many references to that period, you know, that even now I like sort of like a laugh and I go, oh, my God, it talks about Sonia O'Sullivan and, you know, like Roy Keane and, you know, like all these sort of like they end up in a sort of like, you know, a Sinn Féin pub and, you know, like off Barrack Street.
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