An Irishman Abroad – Online Comedy Club

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Online, Friday 28th August

After two barnstorming shows, the Irishman Abroad Online Comedy Club returns to The Lock Inn for another night of chat, standup, music, and magic.

This month’s guests are Irish running legend Sonia O'Sullivan, comedians Abandoman, Joe Wilkinson and Kevin McGahern with music on the night from Jack L. Your host on the night as always will be Jarlath Regan.

Stream the show live into your sitting room on August 28th at 8 pm GMT+1 for just €7.50.


Date:
Friday 28th August
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€5

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