# Jack Gleeson
All time
# that's cat
Joffrey from Game of Thrones was down in Kilkenny performing poetry for cats yesterday - no, really
There’s something you don’t see every day.
# Game of Thrones
Jack Gleeson tweeted a photo of himself holding a pug and it's obviously now a meme
Maybe they should think about adding more cute dogs to Game of Thrones.
# king joffrey
Jack Gleeson (aka King Joffrey) hates being a celebrity*
*OK, not really. He hates celebrity culture, and he told the Oxford Union all about it.
# go home joffrey
5 reasons why Joffrey from Game of Thrones should quit acting
He wants to throw in the towel, that bastard.
# world of celebs
One Direction in mortifying technical TV disaster... it's The Dredge
Oh lads, the cringe. Here’s all the best of the day’s celebrity dirt…
# world aid
Game of Thrones’ evil King Joffrey gives back with visit to Haiti
The young actor’s uncle worked with GOAL in the 1980s and 1990s.
# Game of Thrones
King Joffrey does amazing Q&A and talks girlfriends and panties
The Game of Thrones actor was chatting at an event in UCD.
# tiny tim
King Joffrey as an adorable ten-year-old kid in Dublin
He played Tiny Tim in a Christmas show in 2002. Here are the photos.
# Totes Awks
King Joffrey had a very awkward encounter in Dublin
ARGH. Also, he is turning down sex.
# puppy love
Maybe King Joffrey isn't such a b**tard after all
He’s been pictured enjoying time with a puppy. What sorcery is this?
# world of celebs
The Dredge: Who called Lily Allen's husband and children ugly on Twitter last night?
It was all very unexpected. That and the rest of the day’s celebrity filth.
# joffrey is coming
Several King Joffrey (that b***ard) sightings around Dublin
Meanwhile, doesn’t he look awfully like a crazed Roman emperor?
# Daily Fix
The Daily Fix: Monday
All the biggest news stories from the day, as well as the few bits and pieces you might not have seen.
# Game of Thrones
Game of Thrones star becomes Trinity scholar
Jack Gleeson, who plays Joffery Baratheon in the hit TV show, has joined a record number of new Fellows and Scholars at Trinity College Dublin.
