Those sex tapes.
Probed.
Via Aunties comedy:
This is the first in our new season of videos from Damon Blake (RTÉ comedy) and George Fox (Youtube.com/Facts). We look at a Catholic sex education video from 80s Ireland that recently went online. As uncomfortable as you imagine it would be.
Face it, we’re doomed.
Rory Bradley presents ‘plausible’ doomsday scenarios and how you can prepare for the end of days.
Mmf.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdVsPFYUD5w&feature=youtu.be
A comedy festival on the wireless?
Oh go on then.
Maureen Catterston writes:
Comedy Showhouse is a special festival of Irish comedy featuring special radio friendly performances from Irish stars including Seán Hughes, Andrew Maxwell, Deirdre O’Kane, Karl Spain, Aindrias De Staic, Foil Arms & Hog, Fiona Looney, Colm O’Regan and many more.
Produced by Sideline Productions in association with the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland and new Irish comedy website grintageireland.com, more than 40 acts and guests will perform at the Project Arts Centre in Dublin from Sunday January 31st to Sunday February 7th 2016 in 20 shows. On each night two radio performances will be recorded in front of a live audience. The best Irish comedy performers in the The Project Arts Centre over 8 days will be recorded live for RTÉ Radio 1 Tickets are €10 and can be purchased here.
Why Star Wars is Irish.
By Aunties aka “Irish nerd comedians” Damon Blake and George Fox.
Compelling in fairness.
Thanks Bob H
Shifts
A contemporary Cyrano-esque comedy short from Grintage Ireland.
David Noble writes:
First dates are hard – why not remove the stress by getting your friends to help you say all the right things? On second thoughts, Shifts show us why that might not be the best idea…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkG4ekXaGH0
Sponsorship money?
For what now exactly?
Caroline, from Brainy Films, writes:
Aanother comedy short we made on the cheap. Even the location – shot it at a mate’s gaff in [doomed, unsafe apartment block] Longboat Quay [Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, Dublin 2].
Should we get rid of the Irish language?
A controversial comedy exploration of an old chestnut by Aunties Comedy troupe featuring Damon Blake (top left), George Fox (top right), Dermot Ward and Grainne McKeever.
TROID!
A creep-soaked part-time job in the local from hell.
A new sketch from Cavan/Dublin comedy group LinceCraic
Starring Blaithín McCormick, Declan Reynolds and Malachy McKeever. Directed by John McKeown at Club Conradh na Gaeilge, 6 Harcourt St, Dublin 2.
Valentine’s Day Surprise.
A Hozier concert, a printer and the “inevitable disappointment of the romantic tradition”.
From the ‘Gross Bitches’ comedy troupe.
Thanks Niall Cutler
