TV review: SisterS offers a sweary tale of reunited siblings 

The Canadian-Irish comedy joins a genre that's been pioneered by the likes of Sharon Horgan and Phoebe Waller-Bridge, writes Esther McCarthy 
TV review: SisterS offers a sweary tale of reunited siblings 

SisterS, on RTÉ One. 

IF BRIDGET JONES had a sassy, cynical and foul-mouthed older sister, she would look very like Suze (Susan Stanley). As we meet her in episode one of SisterS, the feisty Dubliner’s life is a car crash - and that’s before the sister she never knew she had unwittingly enters her life.

New Irish comedy SisterS - which debuts on RTÉ - is a show with an edge, a tale of two siblings who never knew of each other’s existence and who could not, on the face of it, be more different.

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