Dublin Crust

After a man is sexually threatening to a woman, a bar fight breaks out which includes use of bottles as weapons and repeated punches. There is a sequence of historical news reports and visuals depicting the troubles in Ireland.

In a comic scene, a man attempts to rob an elderly woman working in a local shop and points an obviously fake gun.

Infrequent use of very strong language ('c**t') is accompanied by strong ('f**k'), moderate ('prick', 'wanker') and milder terms such as 'bastard', 'crap', 'shit', 'bloody', 'Jesus' and 'Christ'. Characters make the middle finger and two finger gestures.

Moderate sex references include a salesman comically calling a car a 'dong magnet'. A woman drags a man into the toilet with the intention of having sex with him.

Verbal references are made to a man's heroin addiction and a drug addict tries to entice him to take drugs again; however, the negative impact of drug misuse is clearly portrayed throughout the film.

A man becomes aggressive and calls a woman a 'slapper' after she refuses his sexual advances. His behaviour is immediately condemned by other characters.

A man repeatedly hits himself whilst listening to punk music.

There is brief, comic buttock nudity.

A recovering addict is discovered vomiting blood in a toilet prompting his friends to think he is taking heroin again; however, it is subsequently revealed that he is suffering from terminal cancer. References are made to a child being disruptive in class and a teacher suggests he needs to go to a 'special' school much to his mother's distress. There is emotional upset due to bereavement.