Prepare for "stellar queer comedy" as acclaimed Irish comedian Sinéad Walsh (they/them) brings their brand new hour, "Bye Bye Baby," on the road this year. Taking in Dublin, Cork, Amsterdam, Belfast, and London (with more to be announced), this show promises a unique blend of sharp wit, relatable humour, and a refreshingly honest take on navigating personal challenges in a world that often feels overwhelmingly bleak.

In "Bye Bye Baby," Walsh bravely unpacks their 13-year relationship with smoking weed, hilariously reframing the process of quitting as a complex, often heartbreaking romantic breakup. This unique comedic device allows Walsh to explore the profound emotional toll of addiction and recovery, making it resonate deeply with anyone who has faced a significant personal change or the end of a long-term relationship.

Walsh, a rising star in the comedy scene, is known for their engaging stage presence and ability to weave personal narratives with broader societal critiques. They've previously supported LGBTQ+ comedy powerhouses like Ashley Gavin and Juno Birch, and their last show, "Big Foot," enjoyed sold-out runs internationally. Audiences can expect the same blend of uproarious humour and genuine vulnerability that has garnered Sinéad widespread critical acclaim.