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Jack Charlton: The Irish Years (2005)

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Released January 1, 2005Runtime 1h 42mDirector Brian O’Flaherty

It's rare when one man can inspire a nation and unite them in pride. It's even rarer when an Englishman can do this for Ireland. But when Jack Charlton took the reins of the national Irish football team, he did just that.Presented by Colm Meaney, this entertaining and insightful documentary revisits Irish football's historic era on the international stage through humorous and honest interviews with figures like John Giles, Paul McGrath, Ardal O'Hanlon, and Jack Charlton himself.

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Cast of Jack Charlton: The Irish Years

Jack Charlton

Jack Charlton

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Colm Meaney

Colm Meaney

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Johnny Giles

Johnny Giles

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Ardal O'Hanlon

Ardal O'Hanlon

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About Jack Charlton: The Irish Years

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Who stars in Jack Charlton: The Irish Years?

Jack Charlton: The Irish Years stars Jack Charlton, Colm Meaney, Johnny Giles, Ardal O'Hanlon, Paul McGrath.

Who directed Jack Charlton: The Irish Years?

Jack Charlton: The Irish Years was directed by Brian O’Flaherty.

How long is Jack Charlton: The Irish Years?

Jack Charlton: The Irish Years has a runtime of 1h 42m.

What is Jack Charlton: The Irish Years about?

It's rare when one man can inspire a nation and unite them in pride. It's even rarer when an Englishman can do this for Ireland. But when Jack Charlton took the reins of the national Irish football team, he did just that.Presented by Colm Meaney, this entertaining and insightful documentary revisits Irish football's historic era on the international stage through humorous and honest interviews with figures like John Giles, Paul McGrath, Ardal O'Hanlon, and Jack Charlton himself.