It was an emotional chat
Moe Dunford will be returning to our screens in an upcoming RTÉ series which looks at addiction and alcoholism.
Speaking ahead of The Dry premiering, he explains that his father decided to “turn his life around” at the age of 50. “He turned his life around at 50 and went to Trinity to be a psychologist, he worked in prisons and in addiction centres.”
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