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The Sugar Club, Thursday 12th January

Join Cowboy Lavin and fellow Hardy Bucks legend Frenchtoast O’Toole, who may or may not be back on the drink, for an evening of crude, lofty, self-depreciating introspection, coupled with rowdy philosophies.

Support is provided by award-winning comedian Terry Norman.

3 Bucks Left is a spin-off of County Mayo’s own Hardy Bucks and was created by childhood friends and total, utter piss takers.

This Satire is laden with comedy and pathos throughout, inspiring many other acts in its wake. Now a decade later, it remains one of Ireland’s favourite comedy shows.


Date:
Thursday 12th January
Time:
7.30pm
Price:
€20
Address:
The Sugar Club, Leeson Street Lower, Saint Kevin's, Dublin, Ireland

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