towns visited along the way. During the 2014 FIFA World Cup, Jimeoin hosted Australian TV SBS's primetime comedy programme The Full Brazilian, teaming up with the network's live coverage of 2014's World Cup games. The 25 live-to-air, hour-long shows were a mix of Jimeoin's stand-up, sketches, chat, football talk via satellite link to Rio de Janeiro, musical acts and guest comedians. Personal life Jimeoin married Catherine Arena in 2000, and they reside in Melbourne with their four children. He is a fan of Australian football team South Melbourne FC. He said in a 2009 interview that he is "not really into that nationality thing" but revealed that he supports the Australian national football team, as well as rooting for Australia in other sports, because "Ireland's shit at everything". Discography Albums Singles DVDs Filmography Movies The Perfumer (1997) – Edward Pinchbeck The Craic (1999) – Fergus Montagu (also writer/producer) You Can't Stop the Murders (2003) – Burrito The Extra (2005) – The Extra (also writer) That's Not My Dog! (2018) – Self Television and radio As himself Awards and nominations ARIA Music Awards The ARIA Music Awards are a set of annual ceremonies presented by Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA), which recognise excellence, innovation, and achievement across all genres of the music of Australia. They commenced in 1987. ! |- | 1994 || Goin' Off||rowspan="5"| ARIA Award for Best Comedy Release || ||rowspan="5"| |- | 1995 || Crack || |- | 1998 || Forklift Truck || |- | 2005 || Third Drawer Down || |- | 2010 || Jimeoin on Ice Live || References External links Jimeoin's official website 1966 births Living people Stand-up comedians from Northern Ireland Male television actors from Northern Ireland Male comedians from Northern Ireland People from Portstewart People from Leamington Spa People educated at Dominican College, Portstewart Australian male comedians Television writers from Northern Ireland British male television writers 20th-century comedians from Northern Ireland 21st-century comedians from Northern Ireland Male actors from County Londonderry