Comedy entertainment in Ireland
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Old Museum Arts Centre
The Old Museum stages an exciting program of drama and comedy, with occasional prose and poetry readings and dance performances.
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Waterside Theatre
Housed in a former factory 500m east of the River Foyle, this theatre stages drama, dance, comedy, children's theatre and live music.
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Spring and Airbrake
There’s no dedicated comedy club in the city, but there are regular comedy nights at various venues, one of them being the Spring and Airbrake.
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Sheehan's
Some of Dublin's best comic talents have grouped together to create a comedy troupe that takes to the stage Tuesday nights in Sheehan's. Some of their stuff is hilarious.
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Belvedere
Some of Dublin's best comic talents have grouped together to create a comedy troupe that takes to the stage Sunday nights in the Belvedere. Some of their stuff is hilarious.
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Comedy Dublin
Some of Dublin's best comic talents have grouped together to create a comedy troupe that takes to the stage Sunday nights in the Belvedere and Tuesday nights in Sheehan's. Some of their stuff is hilarious.
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Laughter Lounge
Dublin’s only specially designated comedy theatre is where you’ll find those comics too famous for the smaller pub stages but not famous enough to sell out the city’s bigger venues. Think comedians on the way up (or on the way down).
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Banker's
A Friday-night improv club takes place in the basement of this bar near Trinity College. It has yet to establish itself as a success, but it's a good spot to watch wet-behind-the-ears wannabe comics go through their (often terrified) paces. And who said Schadenfreude wasn't fun?
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Battle of the Axe
From Tuesday to Thursday you can hear some fairly funny comedians (as well as some truly awful ones) do their stuff in the upstairs room of this Temple Bar pub. Tuesday night's Battle of the Axe, an improvisation night that features a lot of 'crowd participation' (read 'trading insults'), is the best of them.
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Ha'Penny Bridge Inn
From Tuesday to Thursday you can hear some fairly funny comedians (as well as some truly awful ones) do their stuff in the upstairs room of this Temple Bar pub. Tuesday night's Battle of the Axe, an improvisation night that features a lot of 'crowd participation' (read 'trading insults'), is the best of them.
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