Colm Meaney filming in Bewley's Cafe Dublin

Irish film and TV star Colm Meaney orders a latte at Bewley's Cafe Grafton Street in Dublin during a take for a series of commercials showing Meaney in much loved Dublin locations. Opened in 1927 Bewley's is Ireland's longest established cafe, roasting fresh fairtrade coffee in-house daily. The cafe interior also includes the renowned Harry Clarke stained glass windows commissioned by Bewley's in 1927.

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• Dublin
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• Harry Clarke
• Roddy Doyle
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• Colin Farrell

[Chinnsealaigh]

Saw him doing this filming. He was an absolute gentleman, took so much time to meet people who wanted to talk to him. Director had to tell him to get back to work!

[John27346]

Colm Meaney is a funny actor, and a corporate shill.

[waaeaa]

IRISH PEOPLE PAY THE COST

The state is spending more than 91.5million euro a year to accommodate 7000 asylum seekers, due to 7yr backlog. There are 14,131 'leave to remain' applicants whom the Justice Dept. describes as having 'unfounded' claims for asylum.

source: Irish Examiner 23/7/09

Meanwhile our health, education systems are breaking down and Irish people are being told to emigrate.....goodbye Ireland, goodbye the celts.

[SeanSeacht]

I like the ads, saw him doing the filming on Grafton Street, he had a great laugh with some passers by and then sat drinking coffee in the window

[celinemmc]

De glamour!