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That's right The 1st Weird Ireland live show is going down on the 27th of April in the Sugar Club, Dublin City, Ireland. Hope to see ye there, here's the link to grab yourself tickets: ticketmaster.ie/weird-ireland-dubli
Today me and Miles went to talk to the masked man behind Hooley Homebrew who's looking to rise up the local booze scene in Ireland plus we talk all about poitín, homebrewing, folklore and all that good stuff Follow Hoole
If you want to support this podcast you can buy me a coffee! buymeacoffee.com/weirdireland One of my cousins showed me Hiberno Toys on Instagram last year and I was so impressed and amused that I really wanted to meet th
I was really interested to learn about digital achievers, folk who preserve physical artefacts by scanning them to make a digital copy for posterity. So me and Shameen went to Galway to meet Gary Dempsey of Digital Herit
Dance is one of the iconic traditions of Ireland with the old styles and the new celebrated in festivals, competitions, dancehalls, clubs, pubs, and now online on TikTok and the like. So myself and Sessiongoth headed to
Fungie was a bottleneck dolphin who lived in Dingle Harbour for nearly 40 years and took Ireland by solar flare with his gregarious habit of coming right up to boats to say hello! Fungie brought a lot of tourism and busi
IX Fall$ is a breakcore/atmospheric drum and bass producer from Dundalk who I've been listening to for years now so it was really cool to meet him and chat about music, his inspirations, the underground scene he is a par
Siobhan O'Reilly from Limerick goes by Siobhsknits online has been knitting waves with her iconic handmade designs depicting transport routes of Ireland and Irish pop culture so we chatted about it in Crew in Limerick Ci
also the 2nd feature length Irish martial arts film (Moving Target) This time, for Fatal Deviation Day (May 2nd), me and Shameen go on about the cult classic and 1st feature length Irish martial arts film - Fatal Deviati
It's St Patrick's Day so me and Shameen chatted about Paddy's days here and gone, the man himself, and other palaver. If you want to support this podcast you can buy me a coffee! buymeacoffee.com/weirdireland Weird Irela
When I found out about Emmet making Beyond the Woods, a tabletop RPG based on Irish mythology and folklore, I knew I had to learn more about it. So we met in Athlone to talk about tabletop, Irish myths, and video games.
Father Ted is probably the most influential and iconic Irish comedy TV show so far. So much so that there's an annual festival to celebrate the 30 year old programme on Inis Mór, County Galway where attendees dress up li
This week me and Shameen sat down to talk out two odd tales. I went for the Irish phenomenon of lake and sea monsters, and Shameen for the little known relation between Ireland and one of the world's most notorious tyran
Colm Dalton, the Publican Enemy, is on a quest to visit every Irish pub in the world, all 6500 of them. So I met him in an Irish bar in London to talk about it. Follow Colm: instagram.com/publicanenemy publicanenemy.com
I was stone mad to learn about traditional stone masonery so me Miles and Shameen went to Manorhamilton to learn all about it from traditional stone mason and conservation worker amongst lots of other things, Dominic Keo
Happy Brigid's Day! And happy Bridget's bank holiday weekend! For Brigit's Day I went to Killorglin, County Kerry, to see their Biddy's Day Festival, which is a tradition going back decades or even centuries there. I cha
Myself and Bobbo the Bard met in the carpark of a Supermacs in County Clare to talk about his experiences with the Sí, his quest to visit a sacred site in every county in Ireland, and his iconic musical instrument. Follo
Today's one year of Weird Ireland! So for the hell of it I decided the do my first, and maybe only ever AMA (Ask Me Anything). Shameen O'Burke is here to ask Brinsley the questions submitted by ye the followers! If you w
Brinsley and Sessiongoth chat about Irish memeology and other stuff. Follow Sessiongoth: instagram.com/sessiongoth If you want to support this podcast you can buy me a coffee! buymeacoffee.com/weirdireland Weird Ireland:
I sat down with Football Special owner, Seamus McDaid, to chat all things fizzy sweet and Donegal. Follow Football Special: https://www.instagram.com/mcdaids_football_special If you want to support this podcast you can b
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