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Title: Part gritty memoir, part fairy tale.
Review: Brendan O'Carroll plainly states Agnes Browne is not his mother. (His own mother's story is colorful and unbelievable enough, it should be his next big project.) But he paints her so affectionately, you can't help but see him in the character of Agnes' oldest son, Mark. Growing up in Dublin in the sixties, he distills those times and informs the day to day existence of his street dealers, turf vendors, office workers, publicans and school children. Part gritty memoir, and part fairy tale, this is only one sweet part of his Dublin trilogy. If only The Chisellers and The Granny were available here in the US! I'm hooked!
