Craic Dealers Comedy Club presents ERIC LALOR and Friends

Craic Dealers Comedy Club is back ! Irish comedy icon Eric Lalor is here to close the show.

Keego is our host. He is bald, tells us he is beautiful and he has been doing lots of squats to keep the party area in shape! He’ll be our tour guide on the night and will be talking about important things like what is the Irish Kama Sutra and why is Usain Bolt applauded for finishing in 9.5 seconds, but Keego never is!???

Eric Lalor is one of the most sought after comedians in Ireland.

Having started way back on Des Bishop’s Joy in the Hood, Eric has gone on to forge a successful career in comedy, appearing at all the major comedy festivals and headlining venues up and down Ireland. Some people will recognise him as the villain from Fair City, the gangster, Cathal Spillane. Indeed Eric has a number of acting credits including Amber, Brigid & Eamonn, The Commute and COVID based comedy, Socially Distant, plus a number of short films.

He has won Irish comedian of the year twice as voted by the readers of entertainment.ie, and now his new podcast, You Must Be Jokin, which he co-hosts with fellow Ballymunner, Willa White, has won Best Podcast at the Digital Media Awards.

Eric is joined by Fiona O’Mahony. She is an Irish comedian who juggles mental issues with being a full time dog mom. She is an eight-time competition finalist, including Show Me The Funny 2025 & HaHa Hawks Well Awards 2026 as well as a two-time runner-up. Fiona was a semi-finalist in the Leicester Square Theatre Comedy Awards (UK) 2025 and has filmed with RTÉ for the dating show Love in the Country. She is still single — always the flower girl, never the bridesmaid.

Amy Cassidy debuts ! Amy is a stand-up comedian on the Dublin circuit, performing regularly at leading clubs such as Hysteria and Craic Den. She also runs a monthly open mic for women and non-binary comedians at Hysteria. Fast, sharp and joke-dense, Amy delivers a high laugh-per-minute set that hits hard and doesn’t let up.

Saoirse is Ireland’s first sit down comedian. She regularly performs around Dublin and Ireland. She has two Solo shows at the Edinburgh Fringe. She promises you a wheelie good time

Conor is a high-energy stand-up comedian from Drimnagh, known for chaotic storytelling and an alarming hunger for both food and audience laughter. Two years into comedy, he’s gigged all over Ireland and once made the regrettable decision to perform in Budapest (long story). He’s also one half of the podcast U Havin’ Us On? — officially the best Irish podcast, according to their families.