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Axis, Friday 18th October

Gearóid Farrelly – Home Truths.

Gearóid brings his brand of chatty stand-up comedy to Axis Ballymun, addressing everything from Trump to decluttering and explaining why you shouldn't toilet train a cat. Gearóid has appeared at comedy festivals all over the world, supporting the likes of Joan Rivers and Sarah Millican in the UK. This year he toured Ireland with Neil Delamere, and can be heard on his podcast Fascinated, (where he tracks down his childhood heroes) available on iTunes.

“To be an audience member in Farrelly's crowd is a joy. Each joke landed perfectly… impeccable comic timing…” – **** Broadway Baby.


Date:
Friday 18th October
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€12 | €14
Address:
Axis Art Centre and Theatre, Main St, Ballymun, Dublin, Ireland

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