Podcasts

[nrico2006]

Not as bad as Those Conspiracy Guys - no sign of an episode in months!

[SouthOfThe Bann]

McKinless spoke very highly of RG in today's GAA social.

Wouldn't say a bad word about him when quizzed by Niblock.

Interesting how highly respected he is by the Derry players.

Very tricky situation for them being interviewed about what happened too.

[Armagh18]

Wouldn't expect McKinless to come out and call him a sc**bag or anything, but yeah interesting to hear the respect he was held in and how standards dropped when he left.

I wonder would they have won an All Ireland in 2023 or 24 if he had stayed.

[RedHand88]

D Day the tide turns on Spotify.

Excellent listen for anyone interested in WW2. Paul mcgann narrates it and is very good.

[Milltown Row2]

I'm on the last episode of Cover, Stakeknife. Brutal stuff. On BBC sounds

[marty34]

Just finished Stakeknife the other day. I listened to it, but not fully, when it can out but it's a great listen.

Mad stuff altogether but very well out together. Some research to put it into a podcast.

[Walter Cronc]

Just finished Stakeknife the other day. I listened to it, but not fully, when it can out but it's a great listen.

Mad stuff altogether but very well out together. Some research to put it into a podcast.

Maybe mentioned before but same producer as Stakeknife done 'where is George Gibney' about a swimming coach in Dublin who committed sexual abuse. Excellent listen!

[marty34]

Just finished Stakeknife the other day. I listened to it, but not fully, when it can out but it's a great listen.

Mad stuff altogether but very well out together. Some research to put it into a podcast.

Maybe mentioned before but same producer as Stakeknife done 'where is George Gibney' about a swimming coach in Dublin who committed sexual abuse. Excellent listen!

Yeah, the one was mentioned a few times at the start of the Stakeknife podcasts.

Must get a listen to it.

[gallsman]

Stakeknife was grand, but nothing really new or groundbreaking tbh. Made primarily for an unknowing UK audience.

Where Is George Gibney? was terrific.

Both produced by Second Captains.

[Milltown Row2]

I was very aware of all things Stakeknife but some of the interviews with the family members is a tough one, so different and how they had to deal with aftermath of their families involvement and searching for the truth after it.

I knew the girl that was killed a couple weeks before the ceasefire, I was away that summer came home to hear that she had been killed and dumped on the border, I remember the atmosphere among that group of friends, dirty dirty war.

[marty34]

I was very aware of all things Stakeknife but some of the interviews with the family members is a tough one, so different and how they had to deal with aftermath of their families involvement and searching for the truth after it.

I knew the girl that was killed a couple weeks before the ceasefire, I was away that summer came home to hear that she had been killed and dumped on the border, I remember the atmosphere among that group of friends, dirty dirty war.

The FRU agent pretending he was a journalist with Channel 4 ringing the head army lad and recording everything.

Then he said he was recording the lad from the BBC Sounds team who was recording him. 

[Milltown Row2]

I was very aware of all things Stakeknife but some of the interviews with the family members is a tough one, so different and how they had to deal with aftermath of their families involvement and searching for the truth after it.

I knew the girl that was killed a couple weeks before the ceasefire, I was away that summer came home to hear that she had been killed and dumped on the border, I remember the atmosphere among that group of friends, dirty dirty war.

The FRU agent pretending he was a journalist with Channel 4 ringing the head army lad and recording everything.

Then he said he was recording the lad from the BBC Sounds team who was recording him. 

He was a proper scamp! So many lost lives