Billy Connolly Tickets
Billy Connolly
Scottish comedian, actor and musician has been on the comedy scene since the early 70's where he changed from being a folk singer with a 'comedic persona' to hit comedian. Known as The Big Yin (The Big One), Billy consistently shocks his audiences with his raw but hilarious idiosyncratic and off-the-cuff observational comedy.
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| Tuesday09 April 2013 | Billy Connolly | Gaiety Theatre Dublin Dublin | From£49.00 | View Tickets |
| Thursday11 April 2013 | Billy Connolly | Gaiety Theatre Dublin Dublin | From£45.00 | View Tickets |
| Saturday13 April 2013 | Billy Connolly | Gaiety Theatre Dublin Dublin | From£60.98 | View Tickets |
| Thursday18 April 2013 | Billy Connolly | Bord Gais Energy Theatre Dublin | From£57.76 | View Tickets |
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