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27-09-05 news EXCLUSIVE WITH PHOTOS
Denis Smoked The Point...

American-Irish comedian and the last angry man Denis Leary in-true-form defied Irish smoking laws and sparked-up numerous cigarettes during his sold-out Point concert at the weekend...

DENIS LEARY PLAYS THE POINT

Well, when you have boasted in the past that you will NEVER give up smoking and look forward to getting throat cancer so you can get a voicebox - there's not much chance that a mere fine will hamper your nicotine addiction!

DENIS LEARY PLAYS THE POINT

So in typical fashion Denis Leary puffed his way through his hilarious live show in The Point on Saturday night and even joked that his smoking had run up fines of 12,000 Euro (3,000 per smoke) for the organisers...

DENIS LEARY PLAYS THE POINT

Apart from smoking Leary ranted about George Bush's reaction to the Katrina disaster, Irish weather and the gay guy who presents RTE's Telly Bingo! He was supported on the night by his Asshole Band and comedians Patrice Oneal and Dane Cook.

DAMIEN RICE & CHRISTY MOORE PLAY THE POINT

And on the subject of George Bush and hurricane Katrina Irish folk legend Christy Moore teamed up with a number of well known faces and hosted a charity concert to raise much-needed funds for victims of the flood in Vicar Street last week.

DAMIEN RICE & CHRISTY MOORE PLAY THE POINT

Irish new comer and reportedly ex-boyfriend to Hollywood actress Renee Zelwegger, Damien Rice, supported Christy to the delight of the crowd. Christy's brother Luka Bloom also appeared.

PAVAROTTI PLAYS THE POINT

Other concerts of note that went down very well in the capital recently were Luciano Pavarotti's 'Farewell to Ireland' gig and former teen heartthrob Donny Osmond whose loyal band of fans came out in their thousands to support him.

DONNY OSMOND PLAYS THE POINT

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