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Patsy O'Hagan night of comedy and storytelling

22 Main Street, Hilltown, County Down, BT34 5UH
Patsy O'Hagan

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Patsy O'Hagan, three time winner of the Bard of Armagh competition, will delight and entertain in Hilltown this weekend at his night of comedy, jokes, yarns and humourous monologues.

Doors open at 7pm with a hot buffet and music from Matthew McGrath. Patsy himself kicks off at 8pm.

Tickets only £8 on sale from McGreevy's Spar, Hilltown. Limited tickets due to intimate venue.

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