Irish comedian Joanne McNally has signed a deal with Netflix to release her debut stand-up special, titled "Pinotphile," worldwide in 2027. The show explores modern dating, touching on rejection, frenemies, situationships and revenge fantasies, and marks a significant milestone for one of Ireland's biggest breakout comedy exports as she builds an international profile.

The special will be taped on 7 November at Town Hall in New York City as part of the New York Comedy Festival, produced by Matthew Vaughan of Rotten Science and Rick Hughes of Off the Kerb. It follows McNally's previous show "The Prosecco Express," which sold more than 260,000 tickets globally and included a record 78-show run in Dublin. She also co-hosts the podcast "My Therapist Ghosted Me," which draws over 2.5 million monthly listeners, and will appear in the next series of BBC One's "Celebrity Traitors" while kicking off her first US nationwide tour in Seattle this September.