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Panic on the streets of Dundalk features Lisa Casey, Aidan Shields and Fergus Cullen
Dundalk comedian Lisa Casey has just uploaded a new video to social media today, with a song that will be stuck in your head all day.
"Panic on the streets of Dundalk", a parody of The Smiths "Hang the DJ", is shot in a number of locations in Dundalk.
On her Facebook page, Lisa describes her new piece of work as a "Dundalk and Drogheda love story", and features herself, Fergus Cullen and Aidan Shields.
Lisa appeared last Friday night at the new Copper Comedy Club in the Imperial Hotel, you can read her column every week in the Dundalk Democrat.
In the meantime, have a look at her new video:
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