Comedian Cornelius Patrick O'Sullivan - Pull Hard Tour

Get ready for a night of laughs with Cornelius Patrick O'Sullivan live at the Wave Dingle Theatre! Join us on October 23, 2026 at 8:00 PM for his hilarious Pull Hard Tour. Expect sharp wit, clever jokes, and a great atmosphere. Don’t miss out on this fun in-person event – it’s the perfect way to unwind and enjoy some top-notch comedy!

Award-winning comedian, writer and podcaster Cornelius Patrick O Sullivan is furious. If he had his time back again, he would do it all differently. Alas this is not an option so as he looks his forties firmly in the face he has hatched a new plan. To live his life vicariously through his seven-year-old son Harvey. What possibly could go wrong?!?
Pull Hard is a brand-new stand-up comedy show that deals with fatherhood and middle age and the lingering disappointment of lost opportunity. The hour is seasoned with tales of GAA matches, failed diets and expensive babysitters. Above all it’s a show about hope and endeavour.

The show has struck a chord with audiences across the country, culminating in a sold-out performance at the iconic Cork Opera House. Following that milestone night, the nationwide tour continues to go from strength to strength, playing to packed rooms and earning rave reactions wherever it lands.

Cornelius has performed all over Ireland to thousands of souls. internationally at festivals such as Edinburgh Fringe and nationally at the likes of Kilkenny Cat Laughs and the Paddy Power Comedy festival amongst many more.

“Acidic wit” – The Corkman
“Never fails to make me laugh” – Chris Kent, Comedian
“So God dam funny” – Deirdre O’ Kane, Comedian goes here

Barbara Scully's brand-new One-Woman Show is called ‘Because I’m Worth It. This follows the success of her first One Woman Show, Older Bolder Wiser.

‘Because I’m Worth It’ is once again on the theme of getting older but with a different focus. Like ‘Older, Bolder, Wiser’ it is a combination of stand-up comedy and story telling.  This time Barbara spins tales of how, now that she is in her sixties, she is now finally able to put herself front and centre of her life as she realises that she is ‘bloody well worth it’.” 

So there are some things she will no longer do - such as flying with a certain budget airline and there are things that she insists on doing now, because she is worth it and that is where she comes unstuck at times, with hilarious results. Her stories of pampering herself in Spas abroad are hysterical.

Her shows, although clearly aimed mainly at women, have been a hit with the men who have attended too. “I have had men at all my shows, and they laughed and learned lots along the way.”  Barbara feels that her unique selling point is that she is serving an audience who are not well served by stand up comedy. She says, “I want my audience to go home having had a good laugh and feeling much better about getting older than they did when they arrived.” goes here