This year will raise money for the Children's Cancer Unit
After a huge night at the Ulster Hall in 2023, the biggest names in local comedy are back swapping stand-up for the boxing ring once again.
Comedians' Charity Boxing is back for one night only, raising vital funds this year for the Children's Cancer Unit. Returning to the iconic Belfast venue on Wednesday, June 26 2024, this unique event is sure to sell out after a huge demand to see Belfast's funniest people 'scrapping' last year.Tickets for the event will go on sale from the Ulster Hall website this Friday, March 15 at 10am.
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