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The good ship Football Weekly makes its maiden voyage to the capital of Northern Ireland for a night of puns and punditry in the run up to Euro 2016. James Richardson will be joined on stage at the legendary Mandela Hall by his trusted comrades Barry Glendenning, James Horncastle and Paul MacInnes - as well as Producer Ben - as they look back on an unforgettable season in the Premier League and preview the big kick off in Paris. Grab a pint or three, tweet your questions to the panel, and brace yourself for an evening of football chat that's much, much too (Bel)fast and furious for the pod...

James Richardson

The legend of Football Italia, James has been the voice of the Guardian's award-winning Football Weekly podcast since it launched in 2006. He is also the host of BT Sport's European Football Show and their Champions League Goals programmes - as well as Channel 5's World's Strongest Man competition. He posts weekly film review on his YouTube channel,JimboVision. Follow him @acjimbo

Barry Glendenning

Sunderland-supporting Barry has been James' wingman on Football Weekly since the very beginning. A former music journalist, he is currently the Guardian website's deputy sports editor, and also co-hosts a Sunday morning show on TalkSport with Soccer AM's Max Rushden. As the son of a vet, he knows his way around many a farmyard animal. Follow him @bglendenning

James Horncastle

James is an Italian football expert, appearing on TV alongside Jimbo every Sunday night on BT Sport, and regularly contributing to BBC radio and TalkSport, and writing for everyone from the Blizzard to Fox Soccer to FourFourTwo. He has a soft spot for Leeds United, and has utterly luxurious hair. Follow him @jameshorncastle

Paul MacInnes

Paul is the editor of the Guardian Guide. In his 15 years at the Guardian, he's also edited the Music and Football websites, hosted the Music Weekly podcast, created the Fiver (true) and invented live blogging (possibly). Paul is both a lapsed Catholic and a lapsed ginger, and a fan of Norwich City. Follow him @paulmac

Ben Green

Producer Ben has been making podcasts for the Guardian since 2006, and has been the voice in Jimbo's head every Monday and Thursday for 6 years. He supports Liverpool and likes nothing more than falling asleep in front of Match of the Day. His book, Podcast Master, is out now. Follow him @greenbengreen

Running time: 105 minutes, 15 minute interval.

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There will be entertainment on the big screen while a resident DJ plays a set from 6.30pm. This event is in partnership with Twitch Belfast.