The literary genius whos proud of his Irish roots... Proud Irishman: Will Ferrell receiving his James Joyce award last night.

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From: The Daily Mail (London, England)
Date: 20080124
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Byline: Andrea McCullagh

FOR such a prestigious award, it was hardly the most sober attire.

But when youre a Hollywood superstar and one of the worlds funniest comedians,it seems anything goes.

So it was hardly surprising that when Will Ferrell was presented with the JamesJoyce Award from University College Dublins Literary and Historical Society hechose to wear an Irish rugby kit, complete with woolly green hat.

Shame about those shoes though.

The star has enjoyed a two-week holiday in Ireland with his father and brotherand he topped it off last night ...

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