Conal Gallen

Conal Gallen is an Irish comedian and singer from Ballybofey, County Donegal.^[1] He is best known for his comedic songs, including "Anna From Buncrana" and "Horse It in to ya Cynthia". Conal has made numerous live appearances around Ireland, on both sides of the border, in venues such as The Millennium Forum, Derry and The Alley arts theatre, Strabane. He has also released 7 DVDs and 27 CDs (2 of which are also on digital download), including the double-platinum selling 'Conal Gallen, Live and full of it.^[2]

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1. ^ © The Strabane Chronicle - Entertainment Index
2. ^ http://conalgallen.com/About%20Conal.php

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