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The Tommy Tiernan Show

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The Tommy Tiernan Show Season 3, Episode 3: Episode 3

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Tommy's guests were stand-up comedian Eddie Izzard, Irish amateur boxer Kellie Harrington and Irish author and storyteller Eddie Lenihan. Music was by Wallis Bird and the Line Up Choir. Watch The Tommy Tiernan Show Season 3, Episode 3 Episode 3 in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of The Tommy Tiernan Show Season 3, Episode 3 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

8 episodes
1

Episode 1

Tommy Tiernan is joined by football legend Paul McGrath, Autism awareness campaigner Ciara-Beth Ní Griffin, and Offaly golfing sensation Shane Lowry. Music was by Zoë Conway, Máirtín O'Connor and Dónal Lunny.
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Episode 2

Tommy Tiernan is joined by Adam Clayton, David McWilliams and Eileen Walsh. Music was by Soak.
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Episode 3

Tommy's guests were stand-up comedian Eddie Izzard, Irish amateur boxer Kellie Harrington and Irish author and storyteller Eddie Lenihan. Music was by Wallis Bird and the Line Up Choir.
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Episode 4

Tommy is joined by Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh, Gráinne Carr and Angela Scanlon. Music by Villagers with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra.
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Episode 5

Tommy's guests this week were actor Barry Keoghan, Kellie & Sophie Maloney and actor Emmet Kirwan. Music was from Mick Pyro.
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Episode 6

Tommy's guests were Fr. Brian D'Arcy, Irish singer-songwriters Sallay and Emma Garnett, and Dundalk tattooist, Baz Black. Music was by Junior Brother.
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Episode 7

Tommy's guests were comedian and actor, Jon Kenny, international motivational speaker, explorer, and author, Mark Pollock and Simone George, and Professor Aoife McLysaght. Music was by Chvrches.
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Episode 8

Tommy's guests were Irish singer-songwriter, actor, radio and television presenter Keith Duffy, Somali-Irish social activist Ifrah Ahmed and Irish Poet Paul Muldoon. Music was by American musical group Tank and the Bangas.