These are all the credits I've been able to find by trolling
through the Internet. If anyone knows of any others or has more
information on the shows listed here and would like to share, I'd
really appreciate it!
Theatre
| Title | Character | Year(s) | Director | Playwright |
| The Ragged Trousered Philanthropist | ? | ???? | Stephen Daldry | Robert Tressell |
| A love song for Ulster | ? | ???? | ? | Bill Morrison |
| The Silver Tassie | ? | ???? | ? | Sean O'Casey |
| The Changing Room | ? | ???? | ? | ? |
| Playboy of the Western World | Christy | ???? | ? | ? |
| Over the Bridge | ? | ???? | ? | Sam Thompson |
| All Souls Night | ? | ???? | ? | Joe Tomelty |
| Pygmies in the Ruins | ? | ???? | ? | Ron Hutchinson |
| Judgement Day | ? | ???? | Stephen Daldry | |
| Elegies | ? | ???? | ? | |
| September Tide | ? | ???? | ? | |
| Rat in the Skull | ? | ???? | ? | |
| Force and Hypocrisy | ? | ???? | ? | |
| Philadelphia, Here I Come | Gar O'Donnell (Private) | 1992 | ? | Brian Friel |
| Battle Royal | ? | 1999/2000 | Howard Davies | Nick Stafford |
| The Weir* | Brendan (Bartender) | 1998/1999 | Ian Rickson | Connor McPherson |
| The Dead Eye Boy | Billy | 2001 | Jennie Darnell | Angus MacLachlan |
| The Bear | Gregory Smirnov | 2002 | Robin LeFevre | Brian Friel |
*Brendan earned a Laurence Olivier theatre award for Best Supporting performance and he also won a Theatre World's Award for Outstanding Broadway Debut (Royal Court), both for his role as "Brendan" in "The Weir" in 1999.
Film
| Title | Character | Year | Director | Notes |
| London Calling | 1990 | Peter Mulryan | Short film (26 min.) | |
| The Loser | Mike | 1990 | Short film (10 min.) | |
| Ailsa | Miles Butler | 1994 | Paddy Breathnach | |
| Last Bus Home | 1997 | Johnny Gogan | ||
| The Cull | 1997 | Joe Ahearne | ||
| Tomorrow Never Dies | Leading Seaman (HMS Bedford) | 1997 | Joe Spottiswoode | |
| The General (aka Once I had a life) | UVF Leader | 1998 | Martin Mahon | |
| Happy Birthday to me | 1998 | Martin Moore | Cannes 98 Best Short Nominee | |
| I Could Read the Sky | Francie | 1999 | Nichola Bruce | |
| The Mapmaker | Robert Bates | 2001 | Johnny Gogan |
Television
| Title | Character | Year(s) | Notes |
| Fool's gold : the story of the Brink's-Mat Robbery | Detective Sergeant Benwell | 1992 | |
| The Glass Virgin | Manuel Mendoza | 1995 | Mini series |
| Dangerfield | ? | ???? | |
| Soft Sand, Blue Sea | Gerry | ???? | |
| Silent Witness | Liam Slattery | ???? | Ep: Darkness Visible |
| Thief Takers | DS Bob "Bingo" Tate | 1995-1997 | |
| The Full Wax | Flaherty | ???? | |
| Rebel Heart | Michael Collins | 2000 | |
| Paths to Freedom | Jeremy Fitzgerald | 2000 | |
| The Bombmaker | George McEvoy | 2001 | |
| Conspiracy | SS General Heinrich Müller | 2001 | |
| Inspector Lynley Mysteries | Richard Tey | 2001 | Ep: Great Deliverance |
| McCready and Daughter | Donal McCready | 2000-2001 | |
| Rockface | Douglas McLanaghan | 2002 | |
| Single | Paul | 2003 | |
| Amenesia | D.C. Ian Reid | 2004 | Mini series |
| Omagh | D.S. John White | 2004 | |
| North and South | Nicholas Higgins | 2004 | Minis series |
Voice work
"Dubliners" by James Joyce, book on tape. He
read "A little cloud".
"Comedy of errors" by William Shakespeare. Brendan was
Antipholus of Ephesus.
Director
From a resume page of one Hannah Hoffman, who attended Mountview Theatre School, comes the following:
| Part | Play | Director/MD/Chereographer |
| Killaine Farrell | The Clearing | Brendan Coyle |
Dancing at Lughnasa" at Mountview Theatre, 2-5 February 2000. Play by Brian Friel, Directed by Brendan Coyle, Designer Steven Denton.
"This multi-award winning play,
directed by acclaimed actor and former Mountview student Brendan
Coyle, is about five impoverished spinster sisters in a remote
part of County Donegal in 1936. The sisters elder brother,
a missionary priest recently returned from Africa and the
youngest sisters seven year old son, Michael live with
them. The events of that summer are narrated in recall by the
adult Michael, unfolding a tender study of these women's lives.
(Many thanks to Diane M. for pointing this out to me, I
appreciate it.)
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