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24 Apr 2024
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Comedian Jimmy Carr explains how Bono taught him to do a 'proper' Dublin accent
The 51-year-old comedian is set to tour Ireland this summer
Jimmy Carr has explained in a recent podcast how he learned to do a "proper" Dublin accent.
The 51-year-old British-Irish comedian is set to tour in the UK and Ireland in his upcoming Laugh Funny tour, where there is a number of locations around Ireland, including Dublin and Wexford.
The comedian recently featured on Conan O'Brien's podcast, Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend where he dropped his trick to getting the accent perfect.
@joedotie The comedian talked about learning to do an Irish accent from U2 frontman Bono on Conan's podcast We don't know about his Dublin accent attempt even after that coaching #JimmyCarr #Conan #bono ♬ original sound - JOE.ie
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