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Runaway Chihuahuas, Game of Thrones, Murels and Derry Girls, yes it’s another Titanic episode of Being Irish as this week Padraic and Patrick go to Northern Ireland.

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It's the scariest episode yet. Irish folklore is the inspiration for many of the scary things we have come to associate with Halloween. Being Irish, most  of us grew up with these tales but many of these creatures were originally darker than people might realise.

It's the last episode of the season. Padraic and Patrick get historical and reel in the years with a factoid from each decade, that whilst not necessarily indicative of the mood of the nation in that decade, we nonetheless hope you find as entertaining as we do.  Saddle up, the rodeo is coming to town.

It’s the second episode with the London Irish, also recorded in a secret location in London. So secret we had to smuggle our guest, Charles, in and out of the building. We hope you enjoy one tale of an Irishman in London.

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In the first of two episodes on the London Irish, Padraic and Patrick speak with two members of the Irish LBGT+ community living in London. The episode was recorded in a secret location...no really.


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If you are Irish, there is a very good chance you are Catholic. This episode breezes through religion for the average Irish person from the cradle to the grave by using the sacraments as our road-map for this week's sinfully good episode.