Shameless Pimping: Electric Ireland #tweetemhome Race from Dublin – Galway

So this is the story. Electric Ireland (the ESB) are holding a charity race from Dublin to Galway and back. Three celeb teams – Team A Joe Rooney and Mundy in the DeLorean supporting Concern; Team B Katie Van Buren and Andrew Stanley in the New York Taxi supporting the Irish Cancer Society, and Team C Brent Pope and Keith Barry in the Renault Trophy supporting the ISPCC – are competing to bag €20,000 for their chosen charity. Each team has to bag petrol for their tank by having their hashtag used on Twitter, mentioned on Facebook, and by doing various challenges along the way… and each team has an online supporter. Culch.ie is the official supporter of Team A, Joe Rooney, Mundy and our lovely driver Ian O’Flynn. It takes place Thursday 8th and Friday 9th, each day we’ll be stopping in towns along the way to do challenges. … There’s more

Events: Literary Death Match @ The Workman’s Club

Feeling like you are destroying important brain cells by watching X Factor and the Apprentice this year? Looking to have a laugh and also feel somewhat satisfied that you have given your brain a little bit of its dignity back then I have just the thing for you. Literary Death Match returns to the Workman’s Club on Thursday November 3rd with a flurry of literary and comedic shenanigans in what promises to be a night of action with pretty lighting! Hoping to impress an all-star judging panel made up of comedian and Father Ted star Joe Rooney, journalist and film maker Derek O’Connor and literary do-it-all Mia Gallagher as well as the audience on the night are Fintan O’Higgins, Sabina Sirbu, Erin Fornoff and Peter Sheridan Go on you know you need a night out away from the TV and all that it entails (X Factor & The Apprentice!) Give … There’s more

Swords Comedy Club

Next Gig - this Thursday October 28th @ 9pm There’s a what, where….? In a world gone mental with Vincent Browne, Pat Kenny and Miriam O’Callaghan all involved in some sort of celebrity death match with the X-factor and The Spice Girls…. Now Andrew Stanley gets to walk home after his gig and keep it a little bit North-side Dublin. I deserve a laugh and a taxi journey that doesn’t cost the same price as a car rental and a hotel room including 2 dinners and one evening meal. I’ve seen Stanley and Rooney live before. A tenner is decent value for those two names alone. Didn’t know George Fox was moonlighting under a very similar pseudonym The comedy club is also on facebook. That I’m aware it’s a tenner if you book online or €12 on the door. [I'm open to correction on this one] Book your Swords Comedy … There’s more