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From struggling at school to becoming a bestselling author, stand-up comedian and mental health advocate Rory’s Stories is on his way to The Source for one night of pure gold comedy.
Rory O’Connor is a comedian who has amassed over 1.2 million followers and 2 billion video views across his social media channels, Rory’s Stories.
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Following this online success he has brought this comedy to the live stage and sold-out theatres throughout Ireland and even as far as the USA and Australia.
His success has translated beyond stand-up comedy, in becoming a four-time bestselling author, public speaker and even on more traditional platforms, with Rory starring in RTÉ One’s hit shows “Gaelic in the Joy” & “Ultimate Hell Week - The Professionals.”
Rory is a mental health advocate and is passionate about helping people.
He has shared his own personal journey and struggles with mental health to tens of thousands of people in the hope to uplift, inspire, and bring positive change.
Rory O'Connor is back on the road with his brand-new show, ‘Keep ‘Er Lit’, as he tries to navigate and survive in this ever changing world.
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He will take you into his home and life with his relatable humour and unique storytelling ability, as he speaks about growing up in simpler times, winging it, and life as a parent to three, even when feeling like a child himself.
Rory will share his experiences and thoughts on managing our minds, challenging fear and why it’s important to never lose the madness.
The show takes place on Saturday, September 27, at 8pm, with tickets costing €30.
Advance tickets for all shows are available online at www.thesourceartscentre.ie - or by phone from the Box office on 0504 90204.
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