Ryan Carrick to bring This Genuinely Did Happen show to Vicar Street

Ryan Carrick has announced he will be performing his This Genuinely Did Happen show at Dublin's Vicar Street on May 21, 2027.

The comedian shared his excitement for the gig in a post on Instagram.

"THIS GENUINELY WILL HAPPEN!!!

"I honestly can't believe I'm typing this out but I will be bringing my show This Genuinely Did Happen to Vicar Street next year on 21 May.

"For any Irish comedian, Vicar Street is the dream and the fact I've been given this opportunity is surreal."

 

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He performed his first headline show at The Sugar Club on October 15.

Carrick first performed a work-in-progress version of the show in Whelan's on August 12 and 19.

The comedian also brought This Genuinely Did Happen to the Dublin Fringe Festival in September.

He is involved in the production of Foul Play, a new show from RTÉ, along with Ross McCarney and ComedyJoe. The show centres around life at a GAA club in a Dublin-commuter town.

This is part of a wider push from the network to highlight comedy shows, with a new series of No Worries If Not with Emma Doran and Justine Stafford currently airing. Fan-favourite Hardy Bucks is also returning to RTÉ with a new series.

Ryan Carrick has a podcast, Roll Play, with fellow comedian Simon Hennessy.

Tickets for his Vicar Street show go on sale on Friday, October 16 at 3pm here.