
<p>BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - In this episode we have Ciara Munnelly from Mayo, who has spent the last 5 years in Australia, now based in Brisbane, and works in construction. </p><br><p>I chat to Ciara about her experience...


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Hosted by Ciara Boyle · society · EN
'When are you coming home?' is a podcast featuring chats with Irish expats from across the globe, discussing the highs, the lows and the craic to be had abroad. Stories of living further afield are captured against the backdrop of a country that some feel doesn’t offer much to return to, all before asking the final question repeated by Mammies and Grannies up and down the country, ‘When are you coming home?’. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Signup to Generate a Pitch'When are you coming home?' is a podcast featuring chats with Irish expats from across the globe, discussing the highs, the lows and the craic to be had abroad.
When are you coming home? is hosted by Ciara Boyle. The show has published 16 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "When are you coming home, Ciara Munnelly?" (20 April 2025, 69 minutes), "When are you coming home, William O'Gorman?" (13 April 2025, 61 minutes), and "When are you coming home, Leah Driscoll?" (6 April 2025, 42 minutes).
When are you coming home? publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 60 minutes across 16 episodes.
Booking probability for When are you coming home? is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. When are you coming home? requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. When are you coming home?'s contact route on record: verified email.
Ciara Boyle hosts When are you coming home?, a society podcast with 16 episodes published.
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<p>BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - In this episode we have Ciara Munnelly from Mayo, who has spent the last 5 years in Australia, now based in Brisbane, and works in construction. </p><br><p>I chat to Ciara about her experience...

<p>HELSINKI, FINLAND - In this episode we have William O’Gorman from Tipperary, who has spent the last two decades living in abroad in Japan and now Finland working in education. I chat to William about moving to...

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<p>LISBON - In this episode we have Leah Driscoll from Cork, who’s now living in Lisbon working in fintech. I chat to Leah about how Lisbon chose her, surviving two Portuguese earthquakes, and missing a cosy Irish pub...

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<p>MELBOURNE - It's the first episode of Season 3! To kick us off with brand new set of episodes from around the world, I chat to Rían Power. Now living in Melbourne, he is originally from Cork, but has also previously...

<p>In this final episode of series 2, I had the pleasure of speaking to the superstar journalist, TV producer and podcast queen Brenda Dennehy. </p><p>You may know her from her popular podcast ‘Brenda and Julie’s...

<p>In this episode we have Vivienne Sayers O’Callaghan, a content creator and advocate for the Irish language in New York City. I chat to Vivienne about the revolution of Gaeilge both at home and abroad and why it's...

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<p>In this episode we have Laura Brennan, originally from Dublin and now living in London working in film and tv production, after a few years in both Vancouver and Glasgow. I chat to Laura about leaving home to move...

<p>Here is part 2 of my chat with primary school teacher Eoin O' Connor in Melbourne, where he tells tales of mental asylums in the outback, nearly loosing his finger doing his regional farm work, and his take on why so...

<p>In this episode we have Eoin O Connor, a primary school teacher living in Melbourne. </p><p>I chat to Eoin about The GAA out in Oz, a stressful visa situation, and a mad dash to escape extreme flooding on the way to...

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<p>It's season 2, and we're back with a bang! </p><br><p>In this episode we have Amie Wiley, successful fitness and lifestyle influencer, who hails from the Banner county of Clare but is living in New York. I chat to...

Episode #6
<p>In this episode we have Susan Mullane, a structural engineer living in London. We chatted about the experience of living abroad during lockdown, the new perspectives being immersed in a multi cultural city can give...

<p>In this episode we have a Wexford x Derry mashup in the form of Niamh and Nicola, both working for the NHS here in London.</p><p>We chat about getting robbed in Clapham, accent difficulties and missing Dunnes Stores...

Episode #4
<p>In this episode we have Niamh Cogan, a fellow Cork woman, who now lives in Vancouver.</p><p>I talk to Niamh about leaving a small town mindset for a big cosmopolitan city, building resilience, and an apartment mishap...

<p>In this episode we have Jenny Hourihan, a teacher living in New York, having first moved to London where she first lived for six years. I chatted to Jenny about how her sister accidentally found out she was moving to...

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<p>In this episode we have Jason Kiely, who’s working in the disability sector in Melbourne after a stint in living the digital nomad life in Bali, where he set up his own business as a life coach.</p><p>I talk to Jason...

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In this episode I chat to Peter Stack, a primary school teacher who's living in Vancouver. He talks about teaching in the Canadian education system, how to spot an Irish person abroad, and the illusive Irish 4 in 1 from...
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