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The Good Friday podcast is coming to Thurles
The podcast which will be recorded live in The Source explores the cultural differences and similarities of the emerald isle and our closest neighbours across the water, but it’s all done through comedy so don't panic. This will be unedited, unfiltered, and happening as you tune in.
Brought to you by Tipperary native Darren Jenkins and his English colleagues/hostages Jack Johal and Mykey Kew. The show has been running for three years and has totalled 41 episodes spanning three series, each one filled with chat, laughs, music, and special guests. We look at the world and life itself in a unique way guaranteed to leave you crying with laughter, confused beyond belief but overall begging for more.
Expect: Chat, Games, Guests, Prizes, Music, Explosions, Chainsaws, Curing Disease, WE GIVE AWAY A HOUSE!!!! (Patrons Note: Warning - all this stuff may not happen). This is a very special one off and surely something not to be missed.
More info available online at https://www.thesourceartscentre.ie/ - or by phone from the Box office on 0504 90204.
Saturday 2nd of September at 7pm. Tickets €5
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