Pat Shortt and Faye Shortt are Irish entertainers known for their contributions to comedy and acting. Pat Shortt initially gained fame as part of the comedy duo D'Unbelievables with Jon Kenny. The duo was hugely popular in Ireland during the 1990s, known for their sketch shows and live performances that depicted rural Irish life with humour and authenticity.

After D'Unbelievables, Shortt pursued a successful solo career in comedy and acting. His solo work includes various stand-up comedy tours, television appearances, and roles in films. He is well-known for his role in the film "Garage" (2007), for which he received critical acclaim and won the IFTA Award for Best Actor. Other notable appearances include "Man About Dog" (2004), "The Guard" (2011), and "Life’s a Breeze" (2013). Pat Shortt has appeared in several Irish television shows, including the comedy series "Killinaskully," which he co-wrote and starred in. The show ran from 2003 to 2008 and was a major hit in Ireland. Shortt is also a talented musician, playing various instruments, and often incorporates music into his comedy routines.

Faye Shortt is the daughter of Pat Shortt. Following in her father's footsteps, she has been making her mark in the entertainment industry, particularly in comedy and acting. Faye has frequently collaborated with her father in stage productions and live performances. Their dynamic as a father-daughter duo adds a unique element to their comedic work. Faye Shortt has performed in various theatre productions, showcasing her versatility as an actress and comedian. Her work often involves a blend of humor, music, and storytelling. While still building her career, Faye has garnered positive attention for her performances and is recognized as a talented performer in her own right.

 Pat and Faye Shortt have worked together on several live comedy shows. Their performances often draw on their family dynamic and shared sense of humor, creating relatable and entertaining experiences for audiences.