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Crane Lane Theatre
City Limits (Comedy Club)
Cyprus Avenue
The Pavilion
The Roundy
Liquid Lounge
Fred Zeppelins
Old Oak
De Barras, Clonakilty
Cork Opera House
Half Moon Theatre
Everyman Palace Theatre
An Bróg
Sirius Arts Centre
Triskel Arts Centre
Granary Theatre
The Marquee
Cork City Hall
Aula Maxima, UCC
Mr Bradleys
Unitarian Church
Green Glens Arena
Connollys of Leap
Briery Gap, Macroom
The Blackbird
Jolly Roger, Sherkin Is.
Bodega
Boole theatres, UCC
Charlies bar
An Phoenix
UCC Student Centre
The Woodford
The Oliver Plunkett
Sea Church, Ballycotton
Levis, Ballydehob
Live At St. Luke’s
Coughlan’s, Douglas St
The Richmond Revival, Fermoy
White Horse, Ballincollig
Maureens
Ballymaloe Grainstore
Virgin Media Park
City Limits (Comedy Club)
Coburg St, Cork

Phone: +353 21 4501206
Email: brian@thecomedyclub.ie
Website: http://www.thecomedyclub.ie

City Limits (Comedy Club) photo

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City Limits Comedy Club & Night Club

Since the Comedy Club first opened it's doors many acts have began their careers and have grown in success along with the Comedy Club. They include such acts as Dara O' Briain, Tommy Tiernan, Colin Murphy, Ed Byrne and Jason Byrne to name but a few.

Many other famous international acts have played here down through the years such as Ardal O'Hanlon, Rich Hall,Corkey and the Juicepigs,The Umbilical Brothers , Apres Match, The Crisis Twins, Jim Tavere, Jim Eoin, Eddie Brill, Jeff Green, Omid Djalili, Boothby Graffoe, Jo Brand, Johnny Vegas, Owen O'Neill and Gerry Mallon.