Peter Kay will bring his record-breaking stand-up tour to a close in Dublin next year, with a final 3Arena date added in aid of the Irish Cancer Society.
The UK comedian has announced a special performance at the 3Arena on Thursday 16 April 2026, with all profits from the show being donated to the charity. The night will mark his 15th appearance at the Dublin venue as part of a tour that has sold out arenas across Ireland and the UK.
Kay said he wanted to thank Irish audiences for their support over the years by using the finale to raise money for cancer services.
"It's been the greatest privilege of my life to perform for audiences in Dublin over the years, and it feels right to give something back. Every single penny of profit from this final show will go towards fighting cancer and supporting those affected.
"Sadly, almost everyone knows someone whose life has been touched by cancer. I really hope people can get behind this special night, share a few laughs, and do something good for charity at the same time. It’s a win-win."
The money raised on the night will support the work of the Irish Cancer Society, Ireland’s national cancer charity, which funds research and provides information and support services for people affected by cancer.
Tickets, priced from €48.20 to €86.25 including booking fees, go on sale at 10am on Sunday 30 November 2025 via Ticketmaster.ie
