Ahead of the trio's reuinion with the eagerly antcipated The Banshees of Inisherin, due in cinemas later this year, it's well worth another look. Martin McDonagh's feature directorial debut remains one of the darkest (and most hilarious) Irish comedies ever – largely thanks to McDonagh's brilliant script and perfectly-pitched performances from Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson as a pair of hitmen trying - and failing - to lay low in the eponymous Belgium city after an assignment goes pear-shaped. Truth be told, it all falls apart (albeit in a highly entertaining fashion) before the final whistle, but the winning performances from Alex Murphy and Chris Walley - as the most lovable would-be drug dealers in screen history - make this one sing.

Now that dim-but-lovable Corkonian chancers Conor and Jock have become sit-com hall-of-famers, why not revisit the Irish box-office smash that introduced them in a memorable - and utterly hilarious - fashion? Writer/Director Peter Foott put himself on the map with his videos for Rubberbandits he brings the same anarchic energy - and visual pop - to this caper comedy, inspired by a real-life incident involving the seizure of 1.5 tonnes of cocaine off the Irish coast near Mizen Head in 2007.

Please review their details and accept them to load the content. We need your consent to load this YouTube content We use YouTube to manage extra content that can set cookies on your device and collect data about your activity. Here, then, are some choice pickings from the ever-expanding (and simultaneously contracting) Netflix pile.

If you're in the mood for some of the finest Irish cinema of recent years, then you'll find that Netflix has a surprisingly generous selection of quality homegrown fare.

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