Aoife Dunne: Good Grief (Sold Out)

What to Expect

Good Grief is Aoife Dunne’s debut solo show, and the Ennis date is part of an extended 2026 run that followed a completely sold-out tour in 2025. The show is built from stand-up, theatrical storytelling and passages that sit closer to memoir, and it works through loss and the odd, often funny ways people carry themselves through it. Dunne moves between straight jokes and quieter stretches, so the hour swings in tone rather than holding a single register, and reviewers have picked out that shift as the reason the show lands. It has drawn four-star reviews, with the comedy site Chortle among those praising it.

The Ennis performance is listed as sold out by glor, which means tickets are no longer on general sale through the box office. Returns do occasionally come back into the system when ticket holders cannot travel, so it is worth ringing the box office on the day or checking the online listing rather than assuming there is nothing left. The show is seated and takes place in the evening, and the run has continued across Irish venues through 2026, so anyone who misses the Ennis night may find another date within reach.

Good to Know

• Saturday 10 October 2026, 8:00pm start, glor Irish Music Centre, Ennis.
• Face value was €31.50 plus a €1 booking fee. The date is now sold out.
• Age guidance: suitable for ages 16 and over.
• Check the glor box office for returns rather than third-party resale listings.
• Seated show. The bar and cafe at glor open before the performance.

Getting There

glor is on Causeway Link in Ennis, a few minutes on foot from the town centre and from the bus and rail station. Bus Eireann routes serve Ennis from Limerick, Galway and Shannon Airport, and the Limerick to Ennis rail line stops in the town, which makes an evening show workable without driving. Drivers should come off the M18 at Ennis and follow signs for the town centre. Parking is available at the venue, with town car parks nearby for busier nights.