Roddy Doyle

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Roddy Doyle is an Irish novelist, dramatist, and screenwriter best known for his witty, dialogue-driven works such as "The Commitments" and the Booker Prize–winning "Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha."

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instanceOf dramatist
human
novelist
screenwriter
awardReceived Booker Prize NERFINISHED
countryOfBirth Ireland NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Ireland
educatedAt University College Dublin NERFINISHED
familyName Doyle NERFINISHED
genre contemporary fiction
drama
literary fiction
givenName Roddy NERFINISHED
hasPart The Commitments NERFINISHED
The Snapper NERFINISHED
The Van NERFINISHED
hasWrittenForMedium film
novel
stage
languageOfWorkOrName English
literaryMovement contemporary Irish literature
name Roddy Doyle NERFINISHED
nationality Irish
notableAwardedFor Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha NERFINISHED
notableSeries Barrytown Trilogy NERFINISHED
notableWork A Greyhound of a Girl NERFINISHED
A Star Called Henry NERFINISHED
Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha NERFINISHED
Paula Spencer NERFINISHED
The Commitments NERFINISHED
The Guts NERFINISHED
The Snapper NERFINISHED
The Van NERFINISHED
The Woman Who Walked Into Doors NERFINISHED
occupation novelist
playwright
screenwriter
placeOfBirth Dublin
residence Dublin NERFINISHED
screenplayFor The Commitments (film) NERFINISHED
The Snapper (film) NERFINISHED
The Van (film) NERFINISHED
writesAbout Irish society
family relationships
working-class Dublin life
writingStyle dialogue-driven
witty

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