A visiting priest who hears Patrick Delaney's confession about his abuse. He instructs the boy to remain silent about the ordeal, indirectly allowing the abuse to continue until it is exposed.
Head of Tara Holdings, Danny's employer. The company's collapse triggers the loss of Danny's house due to collateralization. Exposed in a long-term affair with Polly, which Mona demands he end.
Bill is an ambitious figure from Danny’s musical world who claims to have bought a Mercedes van, secured a hall, and taken responsibility for managing the band. He keeps Danny’s saxophone for his return, showing practical loyalty and a continuing investment in Danny’s place within the music scene.
Alan Devlin has 26 screen credits in a career dating back to 1979. Signature works include Leap Year, Waterloo Dentures, High Boot Benny. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
