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- In August 2016 Gary and Paul O’Donovan, two young rowers from the south west of Ireland, came from nowhere to become household names after bolting their way to silver medal success at the Rio Olympics. Not only did they become the first ever Irish rowers to bring home Olympic medals but within a week Paul also went on to become the fastest singles lightweight rower on the planet at the World Championships. This special one-hour documentary follows the O’Donovan brothers as they return to their parish of Lisheen and Skibbereen rowing club in the aftermath of their success. With catch phrases like ‘Pull Like A Dog’ and ‘Stheak and Spuds’ these two young men have succeeded in warming the hearts of a nation and changed the way we look at this minority sport.
Pull Like a Dog
2016/Ireland (54 min)
Director: Adrian McCarthy
Screening at the 2018 Irish Film Festival, Boston
Saturday, March 24, 2018
3:30 PM | Somerville Theatre 5
www.irishfilmfe...
Such incredible ambassadors for Ireland! And largely because their personalities are so genuinely Irish!
True! Most young Irish people sound kind of Americanised or something.
And my Scottish friend tells me that a lot of the more affluent Dubliners sound kind of like a weird dialect of upperclass English to him with the way they form their vowels and stuff. So it's great to see that there are still Irish young people who still talk like with a local dialect as opposed to the more global versions of Irish dialects you hear when you travel there or listen to some of the news channels there
I love these guys. SO down to earth, not smug or arrogant. And they are funny, the dry, witty, sense of humor, funny.
West Cork humour.
@Razor Mouth No! It's west Cork humour.
@Razor Mouth I doubt it some how 🤨
They have such a good attitude
They joke and are light-hearted in interviews, but look at the intensity and focus on the water.
Quality sportsmen. Be great to have a beer with them - great example of talent and humility
Two great lads, a real treat to listen to them
Lovely guys a great asset for any country ...it's a bonus their Irish
One of the greatest brothers-collab of all time
No drugs.no arrogance..no stress...brilliant
Well done lads.
too bad this isn't online anywhere to stream. i grew up next to the charles, in cambridge, and the regatta is the event of the year. hope they return to participate in future hocrs.
Looking forward to seeing the whole film, any details on release?
That was great. Loving the ambient music too. Would love to see this whole thing.
The music is off the Stranger Things soundtrack.
Patrick Mullarkey Thanks
I'd love to see it, will it become available as VOD/download (payed :-))?
Anyone know where we can find the final product to watch?
where can we watch the full thing??
Great Video.
Where can I watch this today? Please don't tell me the RTE player?
What did he say about his chest? Did he say he had asthma?
Mikedeela- He said his chest was at him and he was coughing a lot. When Irish people say something is "at me" it means it's causing them bother, aggravation,pain or annoyance!
@@notamused3715 Oh, okay. Thanks! I am not familiar with that expression in that context. Nothing seemed to fit.
@@Mikedeela You're welcome. Hiberno-English,or English as spoken by the Irish is a dialect of it's own,lol!
@@notamused3715 I think @Mikedeela should see this earlier interview with them: ua-cam.com/video/G8LeDANQ7UE/v-deo.html
It's called the Charles River, not the River Charles.
The correct saying is "More pull than a schoolboy"!
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