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Head down to the Imperial Hotel on Friday 28 September for the latest installment of the Copper Comedy Club.
For the upcoming show promoter Aidan Shields has secured Joe Rooney, who played the mischievous Father Damo in the cult Irish comedy, to perform a set, along with some other special guests to play in the revamped Dundalk hotel.
Dundalk's newest comedy club, situated right in the heart of Dundalk, aims to showcase the most exciting acts around.
The Copper Comedy Club is making a name for themselves as Dundalk's finest comedy nights, drawing in top acts from the UK and Ireland such as local Lisa Casey, Karl Spain, Fabu-D and Savage Eye star John Colleary.
Doors at are 8pm and the show begins at 9pm. Tickets are €10. And like all Copper Comedy Club nights the admission fee includes a free pint.
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