John Moloney has
been a professional entertainer for the past decade, and has delighted
audiences far and wide with his brilliant stand-up routines. He is a
highly sought-after comic and musician, and in the last two years has
worked in Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, the USA, Germany, Hong Kong,
Dubai, Amsterdam, and China. Following the success of a previous trip
to the Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal, John enjoyed a triumphant
return in 2005, where The Gazette newspaper said of him: " Seriously smokin’ jokes . . . one of the funniest
from this year’s comedy festival"
Prior to this he was invited to attend the Just For Laughs Roadshow in
Singapore. In 2003, John was the UK Representative on the Just For laughs
National Tour of Canada, playing to 75,000 people in 25 nights.
Winner of the Best Live Performer award for two years running at the
London Comedy Festival, voted by the membership of Jongleurs, the largest
chain of comedy clubs in Europe, John has become one of Britain's most
in-demand comedy acts, a true comic and musical talent. He appears
regularly at The Comedy Store and Jongleurs, and has performed many times
at the Edinburgh Festival, playing to sell-out audiences. John received
critical acclaim for his show Moloney Live at the Edinburgh Festival
2001. This was followed by the sell-out FHM Edinburgh & Beyond Tour.
John is also in demand on the Corporate Circuit as an after-dinner speaker,
and has enjoyed repeat bookings from his cherished clients. He is fluent
in German and French and has a working knowledge of Italian, and has
delighted clients in Berlin, and Paris, as well as other European Cities.
John was voted Best Of The Festival at the 1999 Sydney International
Comedy Festival in a people's poll.
John co-wrote on the Olivier Award winning Jack Dee Show in London’s
West End and over the past couple of years, has appeared as a regular
Presenter on Richard and Judy (Channel 4), guested on Des and Mel (ITV),
The Wright Stuff (channel 5), World Of Comedy (paramount), Lorraine Live
(Sky One), Live at Jongleurs (ITV), The Comedy Store (Channel 5), They
Think It's All Over (BBC1), Have I Got News For You (BBC2), Never Mind
The Buzzcocks (BBC2) and The Des O'Connor Show (ITV). He was nominated
by the Comedy Store in the category Best Live Stand-Up at the British
Comedy Awards.
John also lends his creative skills to other performers. He has recently
written for Lily Savage on Lily Live (ITV), Harry Hill on Harry Hill’s
TV Burp (ITV) and The Sketch Show (ITV).
John has just appeared as 'featured artist' on The
Liffey Laughs - Ireland's biggest Stand-Up TV Comedy Show. More recently
John has been delighted to be working with "Joe Pasquale" on
his television projects due to be aired in the summer.
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People might
think that Rachel Coull is following in the footsteps of her celebrated
father, North of Ireland man, Stuart Coull, now well known on the after
dinner speaker circuit. However, Rachel is carving out a name for herself
with her unique style of delivery
Rachel is a primary school teacher from Cumbernauld who teaches at Barlanark
Primary. Being married with two small children she says life just couldn't be
busier. Despite this, Rachel has still found time to speak at a variety of functions
ranging from Dundee United FC Ladies night, through corporate events to prestigious
Burns Suppers.
A refreshing, young, new addition to the after dinner circuit and a big hit wherever
she performs, Rachel is a bit of a Burns expert and an up and coming comedienne.
Rachel enjoys swimming and live entertainment of all kinds. She is a domestic
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Gareth Edwards is an excellent speaker either as a motivational speaker (with a presentation based on the qualities of teamwork, commitment and achievement) or as a witty and anecdotal after dinner speaker.
Gareth Edwards retired from rugby in 1978 after playing for Wales on fifty three consecutive occasions - a record which may never be equalled.
He also played for the British Lions on ten occasions - twice against South Africa and eight times against New Zealand. He scored twenty tries for Wales - another record.
First cap for Wales rugby-football 1967 (v France); Captain of Wales on thirteen occasions; youngest Captain of Wales (at 20 years) in 1968; British Lions Tours: 1968, 1971, 1974; Barbarians, 1967-78.
Member of Cardiff RFC, 1966 to present; a record 53 consecutive caps to 1978; retired 1978.
Published:
Gareth: an autobiography, 1978 (jointly)
Rugby Skill, 1978
Rugby Skills for Forwards, 1980
Rugby, 1986.
He plays golf and is an accomplished fisherman, as his part in the BBC series 'The Fishing Race' showed.
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