Phelim Drew is an Irish actor born in Dublin, the son of celebrated folk musician Ronnie Drew, founder of The Dubliners. His career spans film, theatre, and television, making him a well-known figure in the Irish arts scene. On the big screen, he is known for his roles in iconic films such as *My Left Foot* (1989), Alan Parker's *The Commitments* (1991), and *The Van* (1996), all landmark works of Irish cinema. A highly experienced stage actor, he has worked extensively on Dublin's major stages, including the Abbey Theatre and the Gate Theatre, performing a wide-ranging repertoire. On television, he has appeared in numerous productions, including the series *Fair City* and *Ripper Street*. In addition to acting, Drew has honored his father's artistic legacy by staging acclaimed musical shows dedicated to the songs of The Dubliners, receiving critical praise for his powerful performances.