Ballykissangel - Vol. 3 (Power & The Glory) [VHS]

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	Actor(s):	Frankie McCafferty Joe Savino Deirdre Donnelly Gary Whelan Aine Ni Mhuiri
	Video by:	20th Century Fox
	Sales Rank:	403146

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Actor(s):
Frankie McCafferty
Joe Savino
Deirdre Donnelly
Gary Whelan
Aine Ni Mhuiri

Creators:
Chris Clough (Producer)
Steve Singleton (Editor)
Jimmy Doyle (Writer)
Jonathan Critchley (Writer)
Kieran Prendiville (Writer)

Director(s):
Chris Clough

Recording label: 20th Century Fox
EAN: 0086162000829
Binding: VHS Tape
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC,
Release Date: 1999-04-27
Universal product code (UPC): 086162000829
Number of discs: 1
Audience rating: NR (Not Rated)

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When Father Peter Clifford (Peter Tompkinson) comes from Manchester to the small Irish village of Ballykissangel, he knows he will be facing some opposition. After all, what is an English priest doing in Ireland, of all places? He soon finds out that the town of Ballykissangel poses many more challenges than just accepting the unfamiliar priest. The delightfully mischievous cast of characters include Brian Quigley, the local businessman and entrepreneur, Donal and Liam, his faithful sidekicks, Siobhan, the frequently prescient veterinarian, and the tough owner of Fitzgerald's Bar, Assumpta. As the characters become more familiar throughout the series, their tribulations and triumphs are all the more realistic. The intricate characterizations, beautiful scenery, and delightfully dry humor ensure that fans of the English series All Creatures Great and Small will also enjoy Ballykissangel, and savor its distinctly Irish twist.

"The Power and the Glory," the fifth episode in the Ballykissangel series is a bit tense for many of the characters. Brian Quigley decides to run in the local election against the aspiring crematorium-builder, Sean Dooley. With Brian spending the money that might otherwise pay for his daughter's upcoming wedding and having the full support of Father MacAnally, not much could stand in Quigley's way. That is, until an old flame of Assumpta's--a journalist--starts digging around and causing all sorts of trouble. In the sixth and last episode of the season, "Missing You Already," Father Clifford finds out he is about to be sent back to England. Meanwhile, Assumpta is busy coping with the impending competition of Quigley's Bar and Grill, which is moving in for the local festival and possibly longer. And finally, the happy couple of Niamh and Ambrose are getting married. This could be the end for the English priest in the small Irish town. --Amanda Powter

Running time: 50 minutes