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On his last day on the bench, District Court Judge Seamus Moynihan finds himself presiding over the most controversial case his court - and his town - has ever seen.
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On his last day on the bench, District Court Judge Seamus Moynihan finds himself presiding over the most controversial case his court - and his town - has ever seen.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Damian O'Callaghan, Claire Corrigan
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Runtime:77 minutes
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Cast
Damian O'Callaghan
Director
Paul Ronan
Judge Seamus Moynihan
Brendan Grace
Father Cronin
Brian Harty
Court Reporter
Pascal Scott
Garda Inspector
Luke Corcoran
Court Reporter
James Daly
Sean McCarthy
Claudia Connell
Breda O'Carroll
Miriam Kelleher
Hotel waitress
Dion Marcos
Ed Egan
Rob Moran
Garda Tim O'Connor
Fergus Finlay O'Donnell
John Michael Joseph O'Sullivan
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