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Killinaskully Series II
This DVD features the ‘dazzling array of events that take place in Killinaskully throughout the year’. This includes the June Local Elections (the perfect opportunity to re-elect Cllr. Willie Power), Valentines Day (in July, postponed from February - Killinaskully’s ‘Festival of loorve!’), The Presidential Visit, The Neptune Stakes (at Bally Dog Track and featuring the cream of Killinaskully greyhounds) and finally the Second Annual One-Act Drama Festival (the Killinaskully Drama Circle vs the Bally Players). DVD extra features include a bonus episode (The Nativity), a Behind the Scenes Documentary, an exclusive Pat Shortt interview and hilarious outtakes.
Killinaskully Series III
The Killinaskully Saga continues with The Radio Station (Dan & Goretti take to the airwaves), Sports Day (Fr Philip Eno’s epic race against his old nemesis Fr Bob ‘Speedy’ Gilmartin), The School Year (Miss Fahy’s mysterious disappearance), Driving Test (Dan & Goretti go head to head in the battle of the ‘L’ plates), Cheese Dreams (Halloween, Zombies, Merry Men plus Dieters’ new cheese!) and The Lifeboat (the parish hall roof needs repairing, so Cllr Willie Power does the only thing a politician can do – applies for an EU grant for a Lifeboat). Plus DVD extra’s including a bonus episode (Killinaskully Carol), a Behind the Scenes documentary, Interviews and Outtakes.
Killinaskully Series IV
More madcap adventures from the small, but perfectly formed village of Killinaskully! Episodes include The Horse Whisperer (Pa Connors in yet another get rich quick scheme), The Stoats (will the proposed by-pass threaten the future of the village?), Crime Spree (country singer Big Diddy is brought in to offer some relief from rising crime), The Visitor (an old scouting buddy of Dan’s turns up with hilarious consequences), Treasure Map (a mysterious stranger, a giant golf ball and the dreaded Bally Boys), and The Wedding (will Dieter and Miss Fahy make it to the altar?). With a bonus episode (Christmas Concert), documentary, interviews and Outtakes.
Killianskully Series V
The latest series of Killinaskully, featuring Goretti taking to the Ouija board when Theo is pursued by a money lender (The Will). Hoards of bachelors descend on the Village for The Festival and Timmy gets kidnapped by ‘Aliens’ on the eve of The Rally. Dan, Timmy & Jimmy battle for their liberty in a tense courtroom drama in The Trial, while Dan takes the law into his own hands with hilarious results (The Heist). Finally, Cantwell loses his head (and several children) in the woods at Halloween in The Nature Walk. Plus, a bonus episode entitled The Last Round, a Behind the Scenes documentary and more Outtakes.
Killinaskully Box Set I
Not since Cissy Cullen was crowned Killinaskully Accordian Champion has son much excitement come out of one box! Featuring Series I – III of Killinaskully, with Behind the Scenes documentaries, Interviews with cast and crew and Outtakes.
Killinaskully Box Set II
From the Goggle Box to the DVD Box comes more hilarious antics from the residents of Ireland’s favourite village, Killinaskully. Featuring Series IV and V and the Emergency Part I & II.
Killinaskully – The Whole Feckin’ Package
The complete collection of Killinaskully, including: The day Dan tried to buy the GAA pitch, the time the US president almost visited, the night of strange dreams brought on by cheese, that time Willie opened the golf course, and not to mention the time that Dev sat on a landmine. Every episode of every series, every extra, every bonus feature and every outtake. All together for the FIRST & LAST time!
You Won’t Get Away With That Here – Live Show
It’s the final night in the hall in Rathmuff before it’s due to be demolished and the locals decide to show a film. The local characters turn out in force to bid farewell to the hall, like Patsy the hall caretaker who patrols the aisle to make sure that there is nothing dirty going on in the back row , Sheamie the builder who comes in to demolish the place, and Dympna the Air Hostess who lives on in Sheamie’s dreams as one of his most memorable flights. This is one of the most daring productions ever staged in the community hall, but regardless of who you meet they will all tell you the same thing................
“ You won’t get away with that here !!“. Pat’s record breaking Live Show and the follow up to ‘Live...and a Bit Dangerous’ DVD.
Live...and a Bit Dangerous
This number one selling DVD brings you some of Pat’s favourite characters from his sell out live show and a range of new characters and unseen comedy sketches. The Irish Times comments: ‘Shortt’s characters are a townland full of freaks, fakes and fools. Showing great range, he glides between a type of slapstick and disturbingly chilly moments. The show is a masterclass in comedy performance.’ DVD extra’s include a documentary on the making of the video & DVD plus outtakes.
D’Collection – D’Unbelieveables
Here for the first time the D’Unbelieveables collection is brought together on one CD. Sit back, relax and relive the magic moments from D’Video, D’Telly and D’Mother in a way that only D’Unbelieveables know how!
I Will in Me Politics – Pat Shortt (Book)
Councillor Maurice Hickey is a leader in his community, a man who gets things done in the parishes of Killdicken, Honetyne and Glengooley (mostly relating to blocked drains, mad dogs, parish festivals and the occasional romantic dalliance). A hilarious account of local politics from Pat Shortt’s legendary creation, Councillor Hickey. Read this diary and watch a man wade through one self-made mess after another.
This first installment of the Maurice Hickey Diaries has proved a huge success with Mrs Hickey (the Mother) ‘I wouldn’t use it to kill bluebottles’, Pa Quirke (the Postman) ‘Our teacher used to say that Maurice had a way with words. The rest of us just call him a feckin’ liar’, and Tom Walshe (Publican) ‘This book is written by a man who rarely pays for his own porter. Please buy a copy and it might enourage him to buy a round’.
Cures, Hoors & Floating Voters – Pat Shortt (Book)
Councillor Maurice Hickey returns, a man of spare parts with few of them in working order. What happens when this ordinary, decent councillor is elevated to the office of Mayor of the county? The rumbling mayhem that characterises Hickey’s everyday life is catapulted onto a bigger stage and draws in a whole new range of unsuspecting victims. The hilarious sequel to the best selling ‘I Will in Me Politics’.
Volume II of Councillor Hickey’s diaries received the following reviews: ‘Welcomed by citizens who found the last book extremely useful as a place to lay a hot teapot’, (Lilly Mac, postmistress), and ‘If it’s worse than the last one he should get a feckin’ award for it’ (Tom Cantwell).
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