Rory Cowan's very relatable reaction to being called 'young' on Easter night out

 

Irish  actor Rory Cowan had a very relatable reaction when he was called a 'young fella' after he was recognised on a night out.

The former Mrs Brown's Boys star, who recently signed a new contract with Fair City, shared a short video on TikTok after he had returned from a night out over the Easter weekend.

Howya,' Rory started giddily as he waved hello to TikTok users.

The actor shared that he was 'delighted' with himself, and shared the little anecdote with his followers.

'I'm delighted with meself -- I'm just home from the pub,' he explained, still giggling, 'I just got out of the taxi now and on the way to the taxi a girl says to me, "C'mere you!" she says, "I recognise you -- you're Mrs Brown's young fella."

Rory followed up with an exclamation that he was nearly 64. He exclaimed through laughter: 'I'm 64 in July!'

Still laughing, he added: 'Young fella!' before signing off for the night.

Followers of the actor took to the comments section to share their surprise at his age, with many agreeing with the passerby and telling him he was still a 'young fella.'

One said: 'sorry what he's 63?'

Another added: 'Ain't no way he's turning 64.'

Rory Cowan left the comedy in 2017 after his own mother became ill and he was unable to return from an Australian Mrs Brown's Boys tour to visit her. Pic: Alan Pebbles

A third commented: 'you're not Rory my god you look great.'

Just last month the Dublin native squashed any notions that he could return to Mrs Brown's Boys after he signed a new contract with RTE soap drama Fair City.

Rory left the comedy in 2017 after his own mother became ill and he was unable to return from an Australian Mrs Brown's Boys tour to visit her.

Taking to Twitter recently, Rory dismissed talks of a reunion with his former castmates as he pledged his future to Carrigstown.

'I'm getting a lot of messages asking if I'm going back on tour with Mrs Brown's Boys this summer. No, I'm not,' he clarified.

'I live in Carrigstown in Fair City on RTÉ One now,' he added, 'I've recently signed a contract that will see me living there until the end of 2023 at least.'