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Gilbert Giggles - Master of Disaster

The Portico of Ards, Portaferry, Portaferry, County Down, BT22 1LE
Gilbert Giggles Master of Disaster

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Get ready to witness Gilbert Giggles, the ultimate Master of Disaster, as he brings laughter and chaos to the stage!

We can't wait to have some great fun on the final day of the Portaferry Gala Festival with Gilbert Giggles. Come along for a family friendly time.

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Season (25 July 2025)
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Friday12:00 - 13:00

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