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	Tobin, David, and Patricia Neville. “Cosmopolitan Kitchen: The Representations of Nation-ality in the Irish TV Series, RAW.” ''Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies'' 6(2) (2011): 87-99.		Tobin, David, and Patricia Neville. “Cosmopolitan Kitchen: The Representations of Nation-ality in the Irish TV Series, RAW.” ''Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies'' 6(2) (2011): 87-99.

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	Tobin, David, and Patricia Neville. “Cosmopolitan Kitchen: The Representations of Nation-ality in the Irish TV Series, RAW.” ''Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies'' 6(2) (2011): 87-99.		Tobin, David, and Patricia Neville. “Cosmopolitan Kitchen: The Representations of Nation-ality in the Irish TV Series, RAW.” ''Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies'' 6(2) (2011): 87-99.

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	1995-1998. Channel 4. Irish sitcom written by [[Graham ~~Lineham~~]] and Arthur Mathews. The setting is the fictitious Craggy Island which is situated at the west coast of Ireland; or as Father Ted puts it in the first episode: “The best way to find us is to head off from Galway go slightly north until you see the English boats with the nuclear symbol on the side” (5:30).		1995-1998. Channel 4. Irish sitcom written by [[Graham Linehan]] and Arthur Mathews. The setting is the fictitious Craggy Island which is situated at the west coast of Ireland; or as Father Ted puts it in the first episode: “The best way to find us is to head off from Galway go slightly north until you see the English boats with the nuclear symbol on the side” (5:30).

	The sitcom focuses on the daily business of the main characters Father Ted (Dermot Morgan), Father Dougal McGuire (Ardal O'Hanlon), Father Jack Hackett (Frank Kelly) and the housekeeper Mrs. Doyle (Pauline McLynn). The three priests share a shadowy past and are in a way out-manoeuvred on the island.		The sitcom focuses on the daily business of the main characters Father Ted (Dermot Morgan), Father Dougal McGuire (Ardal O'Hanlon), Father Jack Hackett (Frank Kelly) and the housekeeper Mrs. Doyle (Pauline McLynn). The three priests share a shadowy past and are in a way out-manoeuvred on the island.

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	~~Father Ted is an Irish sitcom broadcasted~~ 1995-1998 ~~on channel4 in the UK~~. ~~It was~~ written by ~~the Irish scriptwriters~~ Graham Lineham		1995-1998. Channel 4. Irish sitcom written by [[Graham Lineham]] and Arthur Mathews. The setting is the fictitious Craggy Island which is situated at the west coast of Ireland; or as Father Ted puts it in the first episode: “The best way to find us is to head off from Galway go slightly north until you see the English boats with the nuclear symbol on the side” (5:30).
	~~(writer of the IT-Crowd)~~ and Arthur Mathews. The setting ~~of the sitcom~~ is the fictitious Craggy Island which is situated at the west
	coast of Ireland; or as Father Ted puts it in the first episode: “The best way to find us is to head off from Galway go slightly		The sitcom focuses on the daily business of the main characters Father Ted (Dermot Morgan), Father Dougal McGuire (Ardal O'Hanlon), Father Jack Hackett (Frank Kelly) and the housekeeper Mrs. Doyle (Pauline McLynn). The three priests share a shadowy past and are in a way out-manoeuvred on the island.
	north until you see the English boats with the nuclear symbol on the ~~side.”~~ (5:30). The sitcom focuses on the daily business of the
	main characters Father Ted (Dermot Morgan), Father Dougal McGuire (Ardal O'Hanlon), Father Jack Hackett (Frank Kelly) and the		It is mainly a persiflage on the Catholic church, with an interspersal of satire dwelling around Irish mannerisms and contemporary
	housekeeper Mrs. Doyle (Pauline McLynn). The three priests share a shadowy past and are in a way out-manoeuvred on the island.		culture. ''Father Ted'' overthrows a romanticised rural chastity with an “against the tide” presentation of Ireland and “its ‘grotesque’ elements acting ‘as a potential agent to critical realism’” (David 88). The display of the Irish priesthood is of course highly exaggerated but it is served in a wonderful arrangement of Irish black humour. The sitcom was quite a success and even won the
	It is mainly a persiflage on the ~~catholic~~ church, with an interspersal of satire dwelling around Irish mannerisms and contemporary
	culture. Father Ted overthrows a romanticised rural chastity with an “against the tide” presentation of Ireland and “its ‘grotesque’
	elements acting ‘as a potential agent to critical ~~realism’.”~~ (David, 88). The display of the Irish priesthood is of course highly
	exaggerated but it is served in a wonderful arrangement of Irish black humour. The sitcom was quite a success and even won the
	British Academy of Film and Television Arts Award.		British Academy of Film and Television Arts Award.
	These days, one can still participate in Father Ted Tours. Just check out the web-site: http://www.tedtours.com		These days, one can still participate in Father Ted Tours. Just check out the web-site: http://www.tedtours.com
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	== ~~'''~~Sources~~'''~~ ==		== Sources ==


			IMDb-Movies, Television and Celebrities. “Father Ted”. 30 April 2015<http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111958/>.

			Channel 4. “Father Ted”. 30 April 2015. <http://www.channel4.com/programmes/father-ted>.

	~~'''IMDb'''-Movies, Television and Celebrities. “Father Ted”. 30 April 2015<http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111958/>.~~		Tobin, David, and Patricia Neville. “Cosmopolitan Kitchen: The Representations of Nation-ality in the Irish TV Series, RAW.” ''Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies'' 6(2) (2011): 87-99.
	~~'''Channel 4'''. “Father Ted”. 30 April 2015. <http://www.channel4.com/programmes/father-ted>.~~
	~~'''~~Tobin, David, and Patricia Neville~~'''~~. “Cosmopolitan Kitchen: The Representations of Nation-ality in the Irish TV Series, RAW.” Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies 6(2) (2011: 87-99.

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	Father Ted is an Irish sitcom broadcasted 1995-1998 on channel4 in the UK. It was written by the Irish scriptwriters Graham Lineham		Father Ted is an Irish sitcom broadcasted 1995-1998 on channel4 in the UK. It was written by the Irish scriptwriters Graham Lineham
	(writer of the IT-Crowd) and Arthur Mathews. The setting of the sitcom is the fictitious Craggy Island which is situated at the west		(writer of the IT-Crowd) and Arthur Mathews. The setting of the sitcom is the fictitious Craggy Island which is situated at the west
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	elements acting ‘as a potential agent to critical realism’.” (David, 88). The display of the Irish priesthood is of course highly		elements acting ‘as a potential agent to critical realism’.” (David, 88). The display of the Irish priesthood is of course highly
	exaggerated but it is served in a wonderful arrangement of Irish black humour. The sitcom was quite a success and even won the		exaggerated but it is served in a wonderful arrangement of Irish black humour. The sitcom was quite a success and even won the
	British Academy of Film and Television Arts Award. These days, one can still participate in Father Ted Tours.		British Academy of Film and Television Arts Award.
	Just check out the web-site: http://www.tedtours.com		These days, one can still participate in Father Ted Tours. Just check out the web-site: http://www.tedtours.com

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	coast of Ireland; or as Father Ted puts it in the first episode: “The best way to find us is to head off from Galway go slightly		coast of Ireland; or as Father Ted puts it in the first episode: “The best way to find us is to head off from Galway go slightly
	north until you see the English boats with the nuclear symbol on the side.” (5:30). The sitcom focuses on the daily business of the		north until you see the English boats with the nuclear symbol on the side.” (5:30). The sitcom focuses on the daily business of the
	main characters Father Ted, Father Dougal McGuire, Father Jack Hackett and the housekeeper Mrs. Doyle. The three priests share a		main characters Father Ted (Dermot Morgan), Father Dougal McGuire (Ardal O'Hanlon), Father Jack Hackett (Frank Kelly) and the
	shadowy past and are in a way out-manoeuvred on the island. It is mainly a persiflage on the catholic church, with an interspersal		housekeeper Mrs. Doyle (Pauline McLynn). The three priests share a shadowy past and are in a way out-manoeuvred on the island.
	of satire dwelling around Irish mannerisms and contemporary culture. Father Ted overthrows a romanticised rural chastity with an		It is mainly a persiflage on the catholic church, with an interspersal of satire dwelling around Irish mannerisms and contemporary
	“against the tide” presentation of Ireland and “its ‘grotesque’ elements acting ‘as a potential agent to critical realism’.” (David, 88).		culture. Father Ted overthrows a romanticised rural chastity with an “against the tide” presentation of Ireland and “its ‘grotesque’
	The display of the Irish priesthood is of course highly exaggerated but it is served in a wonderful arrangement of Irish black humour.		elements acting ‘as a potential agent to critical realism’.” (David, 88). The display of the Irish priesthood is of course highly
	The sitcom was quite a success and even won the British Academy of Film and Television Arts Award. These days, one can still participate		exaggerated but it is served in a wonderful arrangement of Irish black humour. The sitcom was quite a success and even won the
	in Father Ted Tours. Just check out the web-site: www.tedtours.com.		British Academy of Film and Television Arts Award. These days, one can still participate in Father Ted Tours.
			Just check out the web-site: http://www.tedtours.com

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	Father Ted is an Irish sitcom broadcasted 1995-1998 on channel4 in the UK. It was written by the Irish scriptwriters ~~[[Media:~~Graham Lineham]]		Father Ted is an Irish sitcom broadcasted 1995-1998 on channel4 in the UK. It was written by the Irish scriptwriters Graham Lineham
	(writer of the IT-Crowd) and Arthur Mathews. The setting of the sitcom is the fictitious Craggy Island which is situated at the west		(writer of the IT-Crowd) and Arthur Mathews. The setting of the sitcom is the fictitious Craggy Island which is situated at the west
	coast of Ireland; or as Father Ted puts it in the first episode: “The best way to find us is to head off from Galway go slightly		coast of Ireland; or as Father Ted puts it in the first episode: “The best way to find us is to head off from Galway go slightly

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		Father Ted is an Irish sitcom broadcasted 1995-1998 on channel4 in the UK. It was written by the Irish scriptwriters [[Media:Graham Lineham]]
		(writer of the IT-Crowd) and Arthur Mathews. The setting of the sitcom is the fictitious Craggy Island which is situated at the west
		coast of Ireland; or as Father Ted puts it in the first episode: “The best way to find us is to head off from Galway go slightly
		north until you see the English boats with the nuclear symbol on the side.” (5:30). The sitcom focuses on the daily business of the
		main characters Father Ted, Father Dougal McGuire, Father Jack Hackett and the housekeeper Mrs. Doyle. The three priests share a
		shadowy past and are in a way out-manoeuvred on the island. It is mainly a persiflage on the catholic church, with an interspersal
		of satire dwelling around Irish mannerisms and contemporary culture. Father Ted overthrows a romanticised rural chastity with an
		“against the tide” presentation of Ireland and “its ‘grotesque’ elements acting ‘as a potential agent to critical realism’.” (David, 88).
		The display of the Irish priesthood is of course highly exaggerated but it is served in a wonderful arrangement of Irish black humour.
		The sitcom was quite a success and even won the British Academy of Film and Television Arts Award. These days, one can still participate
		in Father Ted Tours. Just check out the web-site: www.tedtours.com.




		== '''Sources''' ==


		'''IMDb'''-Movies, Television and Celebrities. “Father Ted”. 30 April 2015<http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111958/>.
		'''Channel 4'''. “Father Ted”. 30 April 2015. <http://www.channel4.com/programmes/father-ted>.
		'''Tobin, David, and Patricia Neville'''. “Cosmopolitan Kitchen: The Representations of Nation-ality in the Irish TV Series, RAW.” Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies 6(2) (2011: 87-99.

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	==
	~~Father Ted ==~~

	Father Ted is an Irish sitcom broadcasted 1995-1998 on channel4 in the UK. It was written by the Irish scriptwriters Graham Lineham (writer of the IT-Crowd) and Arthur Mathews. The setting of the sitcom is the fictitious Craggy Island which is situated at the west coast of Ireland; or as Father Ted puts it in the first episode: “The best way to find us is to head off from Galway go slightly north until you see the English boats with the nuclear symbol on the side.” (5:30). The sitcom focuses on the daily business of the main characters Father Ted, Father Dougal McGuire, Father Jack Hackett and the housekeeper Mrs. Doyle. The three priests share a shadowy past and are in a way out-manoeuvred on the island. It is mainly a persiflage on the catholic church, with an interspersal of satire dwelling around Irish mannerisms and contemporary culture. Father Ted overthrows a romanticised rural chastity with an “against the tide” presentation of Ireland and “its ‘grotesque’ elements acting ‘as a potential agent to critical realism’.” (David, 88). The display of the Irish priesthood is of course highly exaggerated but it is served in a wonderful arrangement of Irish black humour.
	The sitcom was quite a success and even won the British Academy of Film and Tel-evision Arts Award. These days, one can still participate in Father Ted Tours. Just check out the website: www.tedtours.com.

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	~~Sources ==~~

	~~IMDb-Movies, Television and Celebrities.“Father Ted”.30 April 2015 <http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111958/>.~~
	~~Channel 4.“Father Ted”.30 April 2015. <http://www.channel4.com/programmes/father-ted>.~~
	~~Tobin, David, and Patricia Neville. “Cosmopolitan Kitchen: The Representations of Nationality in the Irish TV Series, RAW.”~~
	~~Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies 6(2) (2011: 87-99.~~

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Father Ted ==

Father Ted is an Irish sitcom broadcasted 1995-1998 on channel4 in the UK. It was written by the Irish scriptwriters Graham Lineham (writer of the IT-Crowd) and Arthur Mathews. The setting of the sitcom is the fictitious Craggy Island which is situated at the west coast of Ireland; or as Father Ted puts it in the first episode: “The best way to find us is to head off from Galway go slightly north until you see the English boats with the nuclear symbol on the side.” (5:30). The sitcom focuses on the daily business of the main characters Father Ted, Father Dougal McGuire, Father Jack Hackett and the housekeeper Mrs. Doyle. The three priests share a shadowy past and are in a way out-manoeuvred on the island. It is mainly a persiflage on the catholic church, with an interspersal of satire dwelling around Irish mannerisms and contemporary culture. Father Ted overthrows a romanticised rural chastity with an “against the tide” presentation of Ireland and “its ‘grotesque’ elements acting ‘as a potential agent to critical realism’.” (David, 88). The display of the Irish priesthood is of course highly exaggerated but it is served in a wonderful arrangement of Irish black humour.
The sitcom was quite a success and even won the British Academy of Film and Tel-evision Arts Award. These days, one can still participate in Father Ted Tours. Just check out the website: www.tedtours.com.

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Sources ==

IMDb-Movies, Television and Celebrities.“Father Ted”.30 April 2015 <http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111958/>.
Channel 4.“Father Ted”.30 April 2015. <http://www.channel4.com/programmes/father-ted>.
Tobin, David, and Patricia Neville. “Cosmopolitan Kitchen: The Representations of Nationality in the Irish TV Series, RAW.”
Critical Studies in Television: The International Journal of Television Studies 6(2) (2011: 87-99.