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The Rockingham Shoot

Year: 1987 DramaTV Movie Runtime: 60 min

Overview

Rigid nationalist Reilly's frustration at the last remains of British rule draws him to the Rockingham Shoot, where a violent incident occurs.

Genres

DramaTV Movie

Cast

Bosco Hogan

Bosco Hogan

Reilly

Niall Tóibín

Niall Tóibín

Canon

Marie Kean

Marie Kean

Mrs. Reilly

Tony Rohr

Tony Rohr

Magician

Oliver Maguire

Oliver Maguire

Sergeant

Ian McElhinney

Ian McElhinney

John Reilly

Hilary Reynolds

Hilary Reynolds

Mary Armstrong

John Olohan

John Olohan

Garda Mullins

Gerard McSorley

Gerard McSorley

Garda Casey

Libby Smyth

Libby Smyth

First Teacher

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