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Jimmy Carr of 8 out of 10 Cats fame played to a packed house at Letterkenny’s Clanree Hotel on Sunday night.
And while the comedian appears to have gone down a treat with most of the audience, it seems he wasn’t overly enamoured with his first impressions of Letterkenny.
Carr took to his Twitter account to tell his followers he’d arrived in Letterkenny ahead of Sunday night’s gig.
I'm in Letterkenny "Gateway Town". What they don't tell you is it's a gateway to the 70s. pic.twitter.com/h5qPLAfcLJ
— Jimmy Carr (@jimmycarr) April 8, 2018
He wrote: “I'm in Letterkenny "Gateway Town". What they don't tell you is it's a gateway to the 70s.”
Carr is currently in Ireland as part of his ‘Best of Tour’ and played to audiences in Sligo and Carrick-on-Shannon over the weekend.
Carr was in Letterkenny to perform to a packed audience in the Clanree Hotel as part of his recent tour.
I’m in Sligo, named by Vogue Magazine as one of the world’s top holiday destinations. I didn’t even realise Vogue was meant to be funny. https://t.co/QBBHEKTN4m pic.twitter.com/ZtscT3KqaT
— Jimmy Carr (@jimmycarr) April 7, 2018
Geraldine Mullan with her family - husband John, son Tomás and daughter Amelia. Photo Geraldine Mullan
The Easter Sunday parade featuring Rosses Fifers Unite which was held in 2016. Photo: Mary Rodgers
Darragh Wilson shows off his catch from Mulroy Bay
Volunteers are asked to meet at the Warden car park at 4pm, to come prepared, as work will get underway on a new pathway
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