Aisling Bea

Aisling bea, who was born in Kildare Ireland on 16 March 1984 is Ireland's richest and most well-known comedian. The comedian appeared on QI together with Stephen Fry. Aisling O'Sullivan, more popularly known as the stage name Aisling Bea (born on 16 March 1984) is an Irish writer, actress and stand-up comic. Bea's career began in the year 2011 when she began her career as a comic after appearing in small roles on Irish and British TV series starting in 2009. In 2012, she was frequently performing on sketch comedy shows and sitcoms. In the wake of her success during the Edinburgh Comedy Awards, she was booked for a variety of panel show. In 2016, and in 2017, she was the team leader on 8 Out of 10 Cats. Also, she is a contestant of 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown. Her parents are Brian O'Sullivan and Helen O'Sullivan. Sinead, her younger sister, was born. In 2012 she was the second woman ever to be awarded the So You Think You Are Funny award. Her surname is Bea to honor her late father. Aisling Claiodhnadhs Sullivan was born 16 March 1984 in Kildare, County Kildare. The father of Bea was Brian was a vet for horses that committed suicide when she was just three years old. But, she didn't discover the reason of death until she was 13 years old. The stage name Bea is a tribute to her father. Bea wrote an opinion piece in The Guardian, published in 2017 on her journey of suicide. Bea was fostered by her younger sister Sinead by Helen Moloney. Helen is a secondary instructor, trainer of jockeys, as well as a former professional racer. Her family were horse and race meeting obsessed. Bea was a guide at the Irish National Stud in her beginning teens. However, she knew, that racing wasn't what she wanted to do for a living and that she was more interested in doing.