Ryan Cullen, born on July 22, 1990, in Donegal, Ireland, was raised in a small town where he discovered his passion for comedy at a young age. Growing up, he was always the class clown, making his classmates laugh with his quick wit and humor. It was during his time studying geography and economics at University College Dublin that he realized his talent for writing and performing comedy.
After graduating from university, Cullen landed a job as the satire and comedy page editor at The College Tribune, a leading newspaper in Dublin. It was here that he honed his skills as a comedy writer, crafting witty and satirical pieces that resonated with readers. His work caught the attention of producers at RTF's Republic of Telly, and he was soon brought on as a comedy writer for the popular show.
In addition to his work on Republic of Telly, Cullen also joined the cast of Callan's Kicks, another hit comedy series on RTF. His unique brand of humor and sharp writing style quickly made him a fan favorite, and he soon found himself catapulted to stardom in the Irish comedy scene.
One of Cullen's biggest breakthroughs came when he became a member of the Facts YouTube channel. The channel, known for its hilarious and informative videos, quickly gained a massive following, with over 20 million views and 200,000 subscribers. Cullen's witty sketches and comedic timing helped propel the channel to new heights, solidifying his status as one of Ireland's top comedians.
In 2013, Cullen's talent was recognized when he won the prestigious Capital Comedy Club Competition. This accolade further cemented his reputation as a rising star in the comedy world, earning him opportunities to perform at top venues and festivals across Ireland.