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Murder Most Irish

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  • True Crime podcast based around cases from the little island of Ireland with feminism and some utter nonsense thrown in for good measure.
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  • Go to Jimmy. Applications Monday through Wednesday. Episode 1

    Go to Jimmy. Applications Monday through Wednesday. Episode 1
    May 31 2020
    Episode 1 of Murder Most Irish. This week Sarah and Emma discuss the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier and a number of other things that have no bearing on the case.   
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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • Murder she Podcasts! Episode 2

    Murder she Podcasts! Episode 2
    Jun 6 2020
    This week Sarah & Emma discuss the life and murder of the notorious Mark Desmond (The Guinea Pig) and waffle a massive amount of other nonsense. 
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    56 mins
  • What's It Called? Episode 3

    What's It Called? Episode 3
    Jun 15 2020
    This week Sarah and Emma discuss the murder of Geraldine McGauley and Mary Cummins and the man who murdered them, Michael Bambrick. As well as getting nostalgic about knock off Thomas Street toys. 
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    59 mins
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Laugh out Loud Funny

I've only just discovered this podcast which is great because I have a couple of years worth to get through! Really funny banter takes up the first half along with a bit of building the scene of what it's like to live in Dublin now and growing up. Then we get to the story of the week which is dealt with, with a lot of sensitivity for the victim and their family.

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