People in Tullamore have said if they would give up their phones during shows.
A midlands comedian believes it's rude when audience members look at their phones during a gig.
Ballymore's Alison Spittle is welcoming the move towards banning devices during performances.
Chris Rock and Tommy Tiernan has used 'Yondr' phone-locking pouches during their gigs.
These people in Tullamore say they would be willing to try it:
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