Gearoid Farrelly – Gearóid Rage

The Séamus Ennis Arts Centre, Saturday 1st March

Gearóid Farrelly follows his mammoth Glamour Hammer tour with a hilarious new stand up show touching on the many, many, MANY things that make his blood boil.

Gearóid Farrelly presents his new show, Gearóid Rage.

“Gearóid Farrelly is Bloody Hilarious” Sarah Millican

“My Absolute Favourite” Joanne McNally

“To be in Farrelly’s crowd is a joy. Each joke landed perfectly… impeccable comic timing” ★★★★★ Broadway Baby


Date:
Saturday 1st March
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€22
Address:
The Séamus Ennis Arts Centre, Main Street, Naul, Naul Village, County Dublin, Ireland

Google Map of The Séamus Ennis Arts Centre, Main Street, Naul, Naul Village, County Dublin, Ireland

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