Cowboys & Angels (2003) is one of those quiet Irish films that sneaks up on you. It starts as a simple roommate story – a shy civil servant and a confident gay fashion student sharing a flat in Limerick – and slowly turns into something deeper. It’s not about sexuality or labels; it’s about identity, loneliness, and the courage to change. Writer-director David Gleeson balances humor with melancholy in that perfectly Irish way, making the city itself feel like a living