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The Tommy Tiernan Show

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The Tommy Tiernan Show Season 3, Episode 8: Episode 8

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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. Watch The Tommy Tiernan Show Season 3, Episode 8 Episode 8 in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of The Tommy Tiernan Show Season 3, Episode 8 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

8 episodes
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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.