The Blame Game

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Comedy from The Theatre at the Mill, Newtownabbey this week as the comedy goes on the road. Special guest comedian Gary Delaney joins host Tim McGarry and regular panellists Colin Murphy, Jake O' Kane and Neil Delamere as they take a comedy swipe at the people and events who are making the news in Northern Ireland and further afield.

Comedian Sally-Anne Hayward joins the line-up this week with host Tim McGarry and regular panellists Jake O' Kane, Neil Delamere and Colin Murphy. After election fever of recent weeks, some serious laughs from the comedians to take us in to the Bank Holiday.

New Yorker Desiree Burch joins Colin Murphy, Neil Delamere, Jake O' Kane and Tim McGarry on the comedy panel this week. Will anything or anyone be sacred in this Easter week?

Our panel share jokes and tales of how things work on both sides of the Atlantic when it comes to life, love, elections and Easter celebrations.

Will the Easter Bunny deliver anything new for Northern Ireland? Comedians Colin Murphy, Jake O' Kane, Neil Delamere, Tim McGarry and comedy guest Olga Koch round on the rabbits they feel are stuck in the headlights. Who broke Lent? Who has all the chocolates? Who is hopping mad! Plenty to laugh about in this week’s edition of the satirical comedy.

Joining the comedy line up this week is American comedian Reginald D Hunter. No shortage of comedy targets on either side of the Atlantic as Tim McGarry, Colin Murphy, Jake O' Kane and Neil Delamere wag the finger of blame at anyone and anything which catches their attention.

First in the new series featuring regular panellists Neil Delamere, Colin Murphy, Jake O' Kane and host Tim McGarry. Rising comedy star Lauren Pattison joins the boys as they turn their wit on everything and everybody who has been making the news in Northern Ireland and further afield. Brexit, the border... the price of eggs! Nothing is sacred when it comes to legitimate targets for these jokesters.

Tim McGarry, Colin Murphy, Jake O’Kane, Neil Delamere and a host of special guests provide a comedic review of the year with the best bits from the Blame Game.

Comedians Tim Mc Garry, Colin Murphy, Jake O’ Kane and Neil Delamere poke fun at the people and events which are making the news in Northern Ireland and further afield. Will anyone be safe from their acidic wit and satirical banter.

The panel considers the perils of the Irish Sea, why you’re not safe even when attending the pantomime, and whether Jeremy Corbyn called Theresa May a ‘stupid woman’ – oh yes he did, oh no, he didn’t.

Lurgan comedian Mickey Bartlett joins Neil Delamere, Colin Murphy, Jake O’Kane and Tim McGarry to have a laugh with the weeks news and current affairs. Aside from the small matter of how long Theresa May can survive, we hear why Solitude is an apt name for Cliftonville FC’s ground, what constitutes a 30-piece Ulster Fry and why one might be tempted to eat a potato back to front.

Comedians Tim Mc Garry, Colin Murphy, Jake O’ Kane and Neil Delamere poke fun at the people and events which are making the news in Northern Ireland and further afield. Will anyone be safe from their acidic wit and satirical banter.

This week, the view of a Scottish visitor on whether our airports are fit for purpose, why hurling has become a protected species and how Santa will cope with no snow.