• Ecumenical Matters The Father Ted Podcast

  • By: James McAnespy
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Ecumenical Matters The Father Ted Podcast

By: James McAnespy
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  • Summary

  • An episode by episode breakdown of every Father Ted episode, with new guests each episode from Belfast's bustling arts and comedy circles (and beyond!). Recorded in 2016, with appropriately Craggy Island production values, this funny and engaging podcast series has features such as running count of Mrs Doyle's 'Ah Go On', and a Spotify playlist of all Dougal's records! Subscribe!
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Episodes
  • Father Ted Podcast - Best Father Ted Episodes Ever

    Father Ted Podcast - Best Father Ted Episodes Ever
    Dec 6 2020

    The TOP FIVE EPISODES, as voted for by YOU, the listeners of Ecumenical  Matters. Lindsay Mitchell and Glenn Hamill take us through the  Contenders we picked throughout the run of the podcast and have been  voted on over two months by the public.
    Find out what fans think the best Father Ted episodes are, and let us know if you agree!
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    1 hr and 44 mins
  • Father Ted Podcast - A Christmassy Ted

    Father Ted Podcast - A Christmassy Ted
    Dec 2 2020

    IT'S CHRISTMAS! So naturally it's Golden Cleric time on Craggy Island!

    Dirty Words members Colin Hassard and Ashley Manners get trapped with Ted and Dougal in the Largest Lingerie Department in Ireland. Mrs Doyle gets a new, mechanical nemesis and Jack prepares for his own awards.
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    1 hr and 33 mins
  • Father Ted Podcast S3E8 - Going to America

    Father Ted Podcast S3E8 - Going to America
    Nov 22 2020

    Writers and producers Muireann McGinty and Dee Harvey dream big in the final ever episode of Father Ted!  😢

    After talking Tommy Tiernan off a ledge at a priest's convention Ted is  seduced by visions of a glamourous life in America, but can he really  leave Craggy Island and it's inhabitants behind?

    The episode takes a reflective tone towards the end, and we discuss  Kevin Spacey's relative anonymity in 1998, the draw of Magic America and  Radiohead: depressing or not?
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    1 hr and 44 mins
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