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About Bernard Casey
Bernard Casey is a Kerry comedian and storytelling-style stand-up who has made online sketches since 2013. His characters include The Local Gossip and The Nephew, and his sketches include The Polish Barman and The Irish Listening Test. His show Local Gossip launched in 2020. He has also written a book drawn from the characters he developed in his videos.
Videos (136)
Videos 97 to 120 of 136.
2:16Sky Sports News - Drunk Scottish Footballer
12.5K views
3:00Rural Pub Tour - Quinlan's Bar Meelin Co. Cork
12.5K views
2:13An Honest Eulogy
11.5K views
2:11Did Kevin feed the Cats?
11.2K views
1:02Bernard Casey Snatch
10.5K views
3:19Blue Thunder
10.4K views
3:28Leo's Next Speech (with the lads)
9.9K views
1:36How to be accepted as Irish American.
9.4K views
3:20Halloween at Dáil Éireann
9.1K views
1:19Uncles house during the World Cup Draw
9.1K views
1:31Irish family reaction to New Pope
8.5K views
5:36The Voice - Episode 4
8.4K views
3:21Box Office INEC Christmas Special Dec 23rd 2022
8.3K views
7:08The Voice - Episode 2
8.3K views
3:37Accent Challenge (Part 1)
7.9K views
1:49Explaining the Rose of Tralee
7.6K views
0:49Say nothing
7.5K views
3:00GAA Celebrity Charity Match - Ireland V USA
7.4K views
2:01McCarthy Sacked
7K views
0:35Local Sports Announcer
6.7K views
3:56The Voice - Episode 3
6.6K views
3:27Dineen O Donoghue with Nephew & Gerard
6K views
1:31Foleys Woman
5.8K views
2:46Think Before You Flush
5.7K viewsFrequently asked questions
What kind of comedy does Bernard Casey do?
Bernard Casey is an Irish comedian, actor and scriptwriter whose videos lean into observational and character comedy rooted in rural Irish life.
What are Bernard Casey's recurring bits?
Bernard Casey's recurring bits include "Local Gossip" and "Nephew", along with sketches on GAA stereotypes, accents and small-town life.
What are some of Bernard Casey's sketches?
Bernard Casey's sketch titles include "Christmas in Rural Ireland" and "Foreign Student with an Irish family", built around Irish cultural identity and everyday scenarios.
