Patrick Condren

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Patrick Condren (born 1967)^{[citation needed]} is an Irish actor, stunt professional, and a former Irish heavyweight kickboxing champion. He is from Templeogue in Dublin.

Condren was nominated for his work on Intermission, alongside his brother, in the "best action in a foreign film" category at the 2004 Taurus World Stunt Awards. This nomination made them the first Irish people to be nominated for a World Stunt Award". As of 2006, Condron was working as a stunt coordinator.

References

External links

• Patrick Condren at IMDb
• IFTN.ie - Diary of Patrick Condren At The World Stunt Awards - June 2004

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