Foil Arms and Hog: Oink
Foil Arms and Hog: Oink

Foil Arms and Hog: Oink

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2018•52 min•Comedy
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Conor McKenna
Conor McKenna
Himself (Arms)
Sean Flanagan
Sean Flanagan
Himself (Hog)
Sean Finegan
Sean Finegan
Himself (Foil)
Foil Arms and Hog's 'Oink', live at Vicar Street. See Irelands top comedy trio in perform to over a thousand people in their hometown of Dublin. Includes sketches: 'Songs for the Elderly', 'Baggage Handlers' and ‘RoboActor' plus BONUS footage
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