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Saw Ed a couple of weeks ago in Glasgow and was very dissapointed, tired old gags some of which I remember from the first time I saw him about five years ago, he perked up a bit when interacting with the audience but seriously how many times do we have to hear about his really really beautiful ex? He should either quit the crap on TV and work on some new material or give up the stand-up. A lazy, mercifully short set.

Ian, April 2005

I've never laughed so much in my life, I think he's brilliant, a fan for life.

Stacey, April 2005

Absolutely hilarious and just a bit gorgeous. Brilliant set, the audience loved him

Melissa, March 2005

Saw him last night in Nottingham where he totally won the place over and got called back for several encores. He came across as natural and a genuinely warm and funny guy.

Sarah, March 2005

Saw him at Hempel last night, I was really disappointed. No new material and he just seemed so angry at the world. What happened to the very funny and happy Irish kid who was so great 5 years ago. The theatre wasnt even nearly full and I was very let down by him.

Eva Barnett, February 2005

Brillant, funny , charming, Irish. a class act all the way.

Trish, January 2005

Saw Ed at 'Jason Byrne and friends' charity gig in Edinburgh. He started on his material, but tripped, which got a big laugh. So he then decided to ditch the rest of his material and spend his timeslot falling over. It was hilarious. He repeatedly tripped himself up, fell over a stool, off a table, some of the funniest physical comedy I'd seen. On a night full of superb comics, he still managed to stand out as something special.

Alsion, September 2004

Ed Byrne is a man with a hatred of stupid people, an abhorrence of violence (because he s not very good at it) a dislike of pikeys and a penchant for rudeness. Put all this together and you have a 32 year-old irate Irishman on stage performing some delightfully dark satire. Even when he s stringing together impressive numbers of expletives and obscenities I didn t feel that he ever lost the audience. But perhaps that's because Byrne quite simply exudes an effortless charm. Only occasionally did he stray away from lighter comedy into the territory of topical political humour. And when he did it was soft enough as to be accessible to all.

Kevin Stanley, September 2004

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