“Nominated for The New Barry Award the Aussie crackerjack returns with his high-octane brand of observational stand up. Clark’s infectious energy and childlike outlook has had audiences in hysterics from the get-go and was snapped up immediately to appear on BBC3 and Comedy Central. Before touching down in the UK, Damian made Ireland his home and became regular features in RTE’s IFTA Award-winning 'Republic of Telly' comedy panelist in TV3’s The Apprentice: You're Fired! plus wrote and co-starred in I Dare Ya!(‘Critics’ Choice’ –The Irish Times,‘A Smash Hit’ –The Sunday Mirror) which became the highest rating Irish comedy debut to date. Don’t miss this firm festival favourite.”

'The world’s wittiest machine gun. Let yourself in on one of the funniest secrets in town.' (The Scotsman)

Winner of Ha'penny Comedy Competition 2014.

Runner up Forbidden Fruit Comedy Search 2014

Runner Up Show me the Funny 2015

Vodafone Comedy Festival 2016

You can sometimes see Emma's head popping up on Republic of Telly as well.

MummyPages: 'if you're looking for a good laugh you need to check out this lady'”

Connor McDonough-Flynn’s been a comedian for 6+ years. He‘s gigged all around Ireland and Internationally.

His comedy is bizarre, bold and (un)balanced – he’s an arguably debatable spectator tempter. Connor will have you laughing away as he deals with the debaucherous topics that present themselves daily. The stimulating humdrum thoughts that arouse bemusement. And the oddball anecdotes that evoke howls, from the mouths, on your face. There’s a means to his madcap manoeuvres.

He put on his first solo show (hour special): “I’m Not Special” at The Workman’s Club in Dublin on the 13th of March, 2015.

He’s since began touring:  “I’m Not Special” bringing 5-shows to the Galway Fringe Festival in July, 2015.

– Finalist in the – Finalist in the Forbidden Fruit Comedy Talent Search.

“…incredibly funny and engaging…” – Trip Advisor

“…hilarious as he interacts with audience.” – Trip Advisor

“…the man with the longest name/craziest eyes in comedy…” – Danny O’Hanlon