MARK MEHIGAN

Mark Mehigan

| Thursday 16th April 2026

| Tickets From €33.65

| Over 18’s Only, Valid ID Required 

| Gleneagle Club

| Doors 7.00pm, Show 8.00pm

Comedian, author & podcaster Mark Mehigan, best known for his Instagram roasts and chart-topping podcasts, has confirmed he’ll bring House of Loons to Gleneagle Club this April.

Mark started The Sunday Roast in November 2019 from his kitchen table in London and went on to sell out three debut shows in Dublin’s Sugar Club in nine minutes. In January 2024, Mark launched “Mark Mehigan’s Weekly Roast” with Go Loud which was selected as Apple Podcasts Top New Comedy Podcast of 2024.

Following its release in March 2024, Mark’s debut book, “This is Not a Self Help Book”, went straight to the top of the non-fiction charts as the #1 Bestseller in Ireland, and held this position for several weeks.

Originally from Dublin, Mark spent his twenties working in the UK. Whether it was writing songs for Mark Feehily from Westlife, or working in BBC Comedy, he covered quite a bit of ground. After performing his debut shows, Mark sold out The Chelsea Theatre in London.

Following the success of these performances, Mark then went on to write a Christmas special, selling out ten shows in under ten minutes during Christmas of 2022/2023. Mark brought his ‘Good Stuff’ stage show to Cork last which sold out within a day of going on sale.

Mark Mehigan’s Weekly Roast has also been nominated as Entertainment Podcast of the Year 2025.

Mark has openly spoken about his journey to sobriety and has built a community of loyal followers and engaged listeners who thoroughly enjoy his ability to talk humorously about some of life’s greatest challenges.

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