After an astounding debut run, selling out every date in Ireland in 2025 and 2026, and Leicester Square Theatre and two Edinburgh Fringe runs, Aoife has added 5 final Irish dates for 2027 for her smash hit debut Good Grief which is breaking hearts around the country. 

On sale October 16th at 10:00 am below. 

5 final Irish dates for 2027 just added

2026 Tour Extended

After selling out everywhere in 2025, Aoife Dunne's critically acclaimed hit debut is back by phenomenal demand to even more bigger places. Good Grief is a hilarious yet deeply moving one-woman show exploring love, loss, family, and the strange, surreal moments that follow grief. Blending storytelling, comedy and spoken word, Aoife reflects on the death of her mother at 23 and the messy, tender, often hilarious journey of becoming yourself in the aftermath. Heartbreaking and life-affirming in equal measure, Good Grief is a celebration of survival, memory, and finding light in the darkest places. You don't want to miss out in 2026! Get your tickets here.

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Audience Reviews of 'Good Grief'

'it was literally the best show I have seen...EVER...I have never seen anything like it in my life. It was profound'

'Hilarious...Aoife Dunne beams with scintillating light...her command of the stage is absolute'

Chortle Review

As Featured in

RTE: The Tommy Tiernan Show

Watch the interview here

Laure Dowling Experience Podcast: Ayahuasca, Grief and an Unexpected Route into Comedy

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'Ready to be Real' podcast with Síle Seoige: Love, Loss and Belly Laughs

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THE SUNDAY TIMES: 'How an Ayahuasca Journey led to my career making show'

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THE IRISH TIMES: 'Comedian and storyteller Aoife Dunne inspires a deep dive into earnest open-hearted empathy, full bodied laughs and emotional honesty'

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THE IRISH EXAMINER: 'Nothing to lose and nothing to prove: Aoife Dunne on how losing her mother shaped her future'

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RTE RADIO 1: 'Stand-up comedian, Aoife Dunne, told Oliver about finding comedy in grief, becoming the head of her household at the age of 23 and how she came to revisit her dreams and ambitions in her thirties'

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