Mayo singer’s music features in new comedy film
Mulranny native Enda Mulloy, who is based in London, has two new songs in the British comedy.
A Mayo man has two of his songs featured in a new British comedy film coming out in November.
Mulranny native Enda Mulloy, who is based in London, has two new songs in the British comedy.
The Broken is a British comedy based on a darts player who has seen his life after a spiral of booze and self-destruction.
The film is directed by Pablo Raybould and Chris Simmons, and stars Sue Johnston, Chris Simmons, Elena Pitsiaeli, Ste Johnston, and Selby Gouldstone.
After he loses his arm in an accident, Barry Barnes vows to turn his life around, and takes on his arch-rival, ‘Darts Vader’, for one last shot at glory.
Among the music included in the film are two songs from Mulloy, which are Message from Stephen and Grey and Iconic. The former is even the film’s outro music.
Enda Mulloy, a founding member of the renowned Biblecode Sundays, this year released She and the Path of Dante and also Carve my Heart on a Stone, commemorating Wealdstone FC’s historic journey to Wembley for the FA Trophy Final in May.
This followed his festive collaboration with Lorraine O’Reilly, This Year for Christmas, which surged through the Irish download charts and quickly became a fan favourite in 2025.
