Product Description

A comedy gala to benefit Amnesty International. This hilarious comedy gala brings together the greatest Irish comedians for an evening of non-stop laughter. Taped live at the Gaiety Theatre in Dublin, this laugh extravaganza features a gathering of Ireland's top stand-up comics that will tickle your funny bone again and again! Featuring Eddie Bannon, Pom Boyd, Ed Byrne, Jason Byrne, Brendan Dempsey, Kevin Gildea, Kevin McAleer, Pauline McLynn, Dylan Moran, Dermot Morgan, Barry Murphy, The Nualas, Dara O'Briain, Brendan O'Carroll, Owen O'Neill, and Michele Read. Contains adult humor and language.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #103673 in DVD
• Released on: 2002-01-29
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Color, Compilation, DVD, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 66 minutes

Customer Reviews

Great craic!
For those who like relatively contemporary Irish comedians (i.e. circa 1997 or so), this is an awesome DVD. It's not Irish comedy for people with the tourist's vision of Ireland expecting jokes about leprechauns and shillelaghs. Just normal Irish folks doing some deadly comedy. There are great bits in here from Dermot Morgan, Dylan Moran, Brendan O'Carroll, Kevin Gildea, Dara O'Briain and lots of other hilarious people. My husband and I laughed our heads off the whole way through it. Yes, it has lots of cursing, but if you've ever been to Ireland you'd know that that is quite common in everyday language, and you should be expecting it. Love this DVD!

Not funny...
Bought this for my husband who finds British humor so hilarious. This he did not. Thumbs down.

Offensive, Yes. - Funny, No.
This item was recommended by Amazon for those who were also interested in the irish comedian Hal Roach. (Hal Roach was an Irish comedian whose material is dated but funny, and is clean and very family friendly). I figured this dvd (Cream of Irish Comedy) would be comparable.

I found much of the language higly offensive and other material very irreverent. The "F" word is used throughout, and is heavily used in a 'Saprano's-like' skit of the Last Supper.

-Bottom line, I wouldn't take this dvd if you gave it away.