John Colleary – Mighty Quack

Civic Theatre, Friday 21st August

Having toured extensively with Tommy Tiernan in recent years , John has performed consecutive successful solo shows, Loud And Colleary (2023), Head Like A Shed (2024), and Wildlife (2025) all over the country with great success.

Apart from being one of the most in-demand comics in the land, John has also co-written and starred in IFTA nominated shows, The Savage Eye (RTÉ2) and Irish Pictorial Weekly (RTÉ One). Other TV credits include appearances on Hardy Bucks and Bridget & Eamon (RTÉ2). A talented actor and mimic, John featured as one third of The Gusset Brothers on The Tommy Tiernan Show (RTÉ One). 2026 and beyond promises even more success for John as he brings his new show Mighty Quack on tour. Make sure to catch him on the road!.

With support from Eve Darcy.


Date:
Friday 21st August
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€23 - €25
Address:
Civic Theatre, Belgard Road, Tallaght, Dublin, Ireland

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