Brendan Behan’s Interview & funeral in Glasnevin Cemetery Dublin

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[@johnmccann8319]

To even do an interview with anyone in that state shows lack of concern and respect.Brendan Behan was in a depressed state and alcohal was destroying his mind at that stage,and body.Poor man.God bless him.💚

[@johnfeeney9373]

Forgetting his talent for a moment, it's so hard to watch a human being in this condition - that it might be a glimpse into the short life he lived and the terrible alcohol addiction he suffered.

[@RGD0756]

It’s equally true that the interviewers were, in a backhanded way, mocking him.

[@seamusdebuitleir20]

Ah Brendan, among them Workers Republicans,at home with your non sectarian comrades.....💚☘️🇮🇪🙏🏻

[@Kevkorc]

Imagine if he got the help he needed. This is such a sad thing to see, a brilliant talent destroyed by drink . He died aged 41, 41. 41.

[@yvonnerooney8434]

Behan had untreated diabetes that affected his brain and his speech, was often mistaken for drunkenness. His intelligence, humour and articulation still shone through. He suffered diabetic blackouts and diabetic comas that caused damage. The drinking probably caused the diabetes.

[@pewpewdead6377]

I am here after listening to a song from Mikis Theodorakis based on his poem Open The Window Softly. What a great song. I am a proud Greek and I love Ireland.

[@seancurran6590]

Heartbreaking. Drink is a curse.

[@patscanlan2678]

A broken man at this stage rip Brendan!

[@TheMacasso]

Poor guy - looks completely Stocious and in that aspect of alcoholism which looks like it's getting into the severe stage.

[@alisonleejones3109]

So sad. My mother drank herself to death. It's so very sad to watch someone drown their pain.

[@danielmay1278]

My Grandad, a native Irish men, only informed me of this man today. I'm studying my PGCE Secondary Drama Course at BCU, and I'm shocked he isn't on the Drama Curriculum.

[@borsafabrizio3062]

Uno dei più grandi scrittori di tutti i tempi.

[@jamesbradshaw3389]

The stunning brilliance of Brendan Behan's life, cut short by hard drinking and the wildlife. Another most brilliant Dublin man and the greatest rocker of all time Phil Lynott also lost his young life, caused by that bad wildlife. But what kind of men would Brendan and Phill have been if they had led the quiet life, their works may not have been as great Both men paid a very heavy price for fame and glory.. I still miss both Brendan & Phil and I think of them all of the time

[@user-qc6qz6iv5i]

"Οι Ήρωες προχωρούν στα σκοτεινά"! Αιωνία σου η μνήμη μεγάλε αδερφέ Brendan!

[@johntracy1369]

I love Brendan behan but that's a sad interview ..the borstal boy great read. Great talented writer

[@kashu66]

What a shame, may he Rest in Peace. A great man, but tragic!

[@Bolgeywolgey]

Passed away at 41. No age :(

[@sunny2shoes]

God rest him..xx

[@laidir1000]

Sad to see somebody in self destruct mode. Alcohol always poor therapy.