Stop that!
Last night.
Whelan’s, Dublin 2.
Erik Roedel bursts with laughter at the pants dispenser during the launch of the The Paddy Power Comedy Festival
The Paddy Power Comedy Festival (formerly known as the Vodafone Comedy Festival) returns to the Iveagh Gardens this July, running from Tuesday, 21st – Sunday, 24th, with over 90 artists performing across four stages;The Bleedin’ Massive Stage, The Craic Den, The Only Joke Inn and The Free Gaff.
Irish performers include: Tommy Tiernan, Dylan Moran, Deirdre O’Kane, Foil, Arms & Hog, Enya Martin, Kevin McAleer, The Dirtbirds, Kevin McGahern, Neil Delamare, Jason Byrne, Chris Kent, Alison Spittle, Karl Spain, and Northern Irish comic Shane Todd.
Go commando and buy on site?
The choice is yours.
The Paddy Power Comedy Festival
Gambling has destroyed countless families in Ireland. It’s a super scummy industry.
Exactly and any sponsorship or ads must be banned
keeping out in front with the headline bodger, I agree with Sara on this issue – a possible first.
A Vile, vile industry and one that I have refused to even interview with in the past (despite needing a job at the time). Paddypower can go and stick their family destroying “festival” up their ar$eh0les.
the only you thing you need to know about gambling is that the house always wins.
it’s a good thing i’m too mean to gamble.
Laugh your pants off when you lose your shirt!
If the Sun newspaper were bookmakers. Outdated puerile humor, laughing in their sleeves all the way to the bank.