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2012 IS just five days old and its remaining 361 stretch out before us. It is the time when we make New Year resolutions, plan ahead, and hope for the best. So what hopes and fears does comedian Neil Delamere have for this year?

The Royal Theatre is really out to treat you this Christmas, hosting a magical array of Concerts, shows and New Year fun, beginning with The Coronas on St Stephen’s Night, supported by two fantastic up and coming rock bands, 21 Outs from Ballina, and The Kanyu Tree from Galway.

NEIL DELAMERE will perform his new stand-up show Restructuring in the Town Hall Theatre on Thursday January 19 at 8pm.

Following the sell-out success of his last show, Neil Delamere returns with the national tour of his highly anticipated new show, Restructuring, which comes to Suede Comedy Club this Sunday November 13.

That quirky blend of comedy and economics, the Kilkenomics festival returns to the city this week to better inform the masses about the times we’re living in.

Following the sell out success of last year’s inaugural economics and comedy festival, Kilkenomics is set to return to Kilkenny from November 2 – 6. Kilkenomics aims to dispel confusion surrounding the current national situation by taking economics out of its conventional spaces and presenting the issues of the day in an accessible and entertaining manner to live audiences.

Once again the cats have had the last laugh and after a weekend of laughter, craic, and a lot more, the comedians have once again left town for another year.

NEIL DELAMERE IS, according to The Scotsman, “a banter bomb, primed to make you explode with laughter...Simply put, he is a master”.

Neil Delamere, the Edenderry native, is witty and charming, and from the very beginning of the interview he showed a kindness and generosity despite a busy schedule.

The Cat Laughs Comedy festival is set to bring more laughs to the June bank holiday weekend. Home to world-class comedy, the festival announced its much-anticipated programme earlier in the week for 2011. Comedy fans can look forward to five days of non-stop fun and frolics with over 40 acts in 67 shows across 12 venues.