Rory Brown: Last News

Mrs Brown’s Boys has suffered its worst ratings ever since the show first aired in January 2011.The show’s live Halloween special on Friday night had just 2.6million viewers tuning in, which marks a new low for the BBC sitcom.More than a million viewers have switched off the once-popular Irish comedy since last year’s Christmas special when 3.7million fans tuned in.But recently the BBC production, which stars Brendan O’Carroll, 66, as gobby Agnes, has dipped in ratings after more than 10 years on air.In 2019 its festive show pulled in 7million viewers, but the numbers haven’t been the same since stars including Gary Hollywood, who played Dino Doyle, and Damien McKiernan, who played Rory Brown, left the show.During the Halloween special,

Just weeks after former Mrs Brown’s Boys actor Gary Hollywood announced he was suing the BBC show for unfair dismissal, a second actor has now followed suit.

Mrs Brown's Boys is set for more legal drama as a second star allegedly prepares to sue after being sacked from the popular sitcom.Damien McKiernan, 54, who played Rory Brown, is taking legal action over claims of unfair dismissal, bullying and discrimination, The Daily Star Sunday reports.The actor, who left the show in autumn, is the second star in a week to launch a lawsuit against the show's creator and lead actor Brendan O'Carroll who plays Agnes Brown.Scottish actor Gary Hollywood, 41, who played on-screen boyfriend Dino Doyle before quitting earlier this year, is taking legal action against the show and the BBC for constructive dismissal and workplace discrimination.An insider from the show, filmed in Glasgow, told the publication:

MRS Brown's Boys actor Damien McKiernan is following in the footsteps of his co-star and is suing the show's boss Brendan O’Carroll. Damian who played Rory Brown, is suing for unfair ­dismissal, bullying and discrimination after being ditched from the beloved sitcom.

Mrs Brown’s Boys boss Brendan O’Carroll is facing a second legal battle, the Daily Star Sunday can reveal.The TV favourite, 65, faces being sued by Damien McKiernan – who was allegedly axed from the show – for unfair ­dismissal, bullying and discrimination.It comes a week after we told how former regular Gary Hollywood is also set to sue.A show insider said: “Damien has decided to take legal action.