Ireland's megastar Shane Daniel Byrne is back. You're invited along to Shane for an hour of fast paced and heartfelt stand up comedy. All his mates are having babies but Shane's just having the craic! Is that so wrong? 'Baby This Time' is set to be Shane's most personal show to date. A show about what makes a man who can't make a baby. "He storms a room."- Tommy Tiernan. "My favourite new Irish comedian for Many Years" – David O' Doherty“Shane Daniel Byrne is my favourite” Irish ExaminerBroadway World“Superb as always” GCN Magazine About Shane: Shane Daniel Byrne is a writer, actor, MC and award winning stand-up comedian. In 2023 he staged his début comedy hour ‘But He’s Gay’. The show sold out in both Edinburgh and Dublin Fringe Festivals with added extra shows due to demand. He’s previously been tour support for Tony Cantwell, Emma Doran, Vittorio Angelone, Kiri Pritchard-McClean & David O’ Doherty. He has taken the stage at major festivals including The Cat Laughs (2019, 2021, 2022, 2023), Vodafone Comedy Festival (2019), Paddy Power Comedy Festival (2022, 2023), Body & Soul, Otherside, Electric Picnic and Love Sensation. He has performed across the island of Ireland, the UK and as far away as the Middle East Shane is one third of Young Guys Podcast with Tony Cantwell and Killian Sundermann. YHG shot into the charts and the lads’ “surreal but warm” chats have made the podcast one of the top comedy podcasts in Ireland. In 2024 he was a surprise guest on LOL: Last One Laughing Ireland on Prime Video (Amazon Prime). For RTÉ, he hosted Love Bites in 2022 and Queer History School in 2021. In 2020 he appeared on Reeling in The Fears in a sketch he wrote with Joanne McNally. For Virgin Media, he is a regular guest on The Six O’ Clock Show and a contributor on Ireland AM. Shane hosted the Dublin Pride Stage at Mother Pride Block Party; co-hosted the Irish Times Theatre Awards 2022 with actress Eileen Walsh; Lockdown Lols for GCN Magazine and The Pride Takeover on DubX Radio. In the past he hosted events for Yelp.ie, Nine Crows, Dublin Youth Theatre, Bulmers Light and West Coast Cooler.

