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Blue stories and devilish tales from Canadian comedian Mike Wilmot
ONE OF the most popular comedy performers in Britain and Ireland is without doubt foul-mouthed funny man Mike Wilmot. Prowling the stage like a caged animal he strikes with lightning precision with a one-liner that leaves the audience helpless with laughter.
The unstoppable force that is Eddi Reader
EDDI READER is something of an unstoppable force. Despite repeated injuries to her back and ribs, the celebrated Scottish folk-rock singer is touring Ireland this month and has a new album set for release in April. As far as she is concerned, life is very good indeed.
Rehab seeks volunteers for walking challenges
The Rehab group is seeking volunteers to take part in either of its two walking tours which will take place in Scotland in May and in Italy in October.
Magic and mayhem in the Dean Crowe
2009 is shaping up to be an exciting year for Keith Barry. Since winning the Merlin Award for ‘Mentalist of the Year 2009’, demand for his performances has gone through the roof, both in his native Ireland and on the star-studded Las Vegas Strip.
Rehab calls for volunteers for three exciting walking charity challenges
The Rehab Group is seeking volunteers to join either of its two walking tours, which will take place in Scotland in May and Italy in October. Rehab is offering volunteers a unique opportunity to fundraise and explore these amazing countries while, in the process, helping people with disabilities in communities around the country.
cleere thinking
I was strolling through Dublin one morning last week when I popped into the National Gallery café for a bit of breakfast. This is a good deal in nice surroundings.
Bollards not enough to deter boy racers
Mick Green Independent candidate for the 2009 local election has criticised the efforts made to deter boy racers.
Unduly noisy vehicles should be fined says Greene
An Independent candidate in the upcoming Local Elections has said that the measures taken to deter boy racers at the retail park on the ring road are not sufficient.
Festival Cat Eddie Bannon steps down as director
The artistic director of the hugely successful Cat Laughs Comedy Festival, comedian Eddie Bannon, has stepped down from his position.
Muldoon wants an Edinburgh win
Connacht travel to Murrayfield this Friday looking for a rare away win in the Magners League when they take on Edinburgh in the national stadium at 7:30pm. Michael Bradley’s men have suffered a number of narrow defeats in recent rounds and are currently 11 points adrift at the bottom of the table.
