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Hello folks.

Fr Quigg is back to talk about his week and then to catch up with his caretaker Old Ned (Colin Chadwick).

The podcast is sponsored by Slow News Day. It’s a comedy show about the news with Giles Brody, Ronan Carey, Colin Chadwick, Erin McGathy, Niall Keane and Síomha McQuinn that will be on in the Smock Alley Theater on Feb 24th at 6:30!

Tickets: www.smockalley.com

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Quigg is back from London where he was making a video about the dangers of headbangers with his transition year students.
This week he talks about
– Brendan O’Connor’s lovely lilting voice
– The Irish Rail fella on €115K a year who complained about not having enough work to do
– Graham Dowling’s exciting new book!

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On this weeks episode Fr Quigg sounds off about

– Mrs Murgatroyd – Fr Quigg’s semi-robotic housekeeper – and her mushroom addiction.
– interacting with fans of Andrew Tate and Enoch Burke. Just great people.
– Quigg gets kinda sorta accused of stealing a pastry from a Tesco self service check out.
– Quigg watches The Banshee of Inisherin and talks about visiting the set!

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Hello everyone.

Fr Quigg here.

I’m back from my winter break with a brand new episode of The Sunday Sermon Podcast. This week I discuss

– Pope Benedict being dead now
– A special song I’ve written for the dead pope
– The TY production of Avatar 2
– a recap of the years big news stories

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It's the day of The Late Late Toy Show!

DJ Danny O'Hanlon finds himself backstage in the Green Room with Neil, Neil and Neil from The Murder Party....

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On this week's episode...

Danny sits down with his agent Nicky Fallon to discuss The Murder Party's upcoming appearance on The Late Late Toy Show, as well as chatting about Boost bars, Ron Howard's history masterclass and Danny's former band Big Richard Nixon vibes. Nicky also has a big favour to ask... he wants Danny to run for Deputy Mayor of Dundalk against his demented former classmate Ebeneezer Walsh...

Cameo from Dylan Gallagher at 20:05 minutes.

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This week Danny receives a call from his former classmate and Dundalk's current Deputy Mayor Ebeneezer Walsh.

The Deputy Mayor asks about The Murder Party's Toy Show preparations and discusses - how he and Danny used to be part of a group known as "The Verruca Brothers" - his controversial  claim about seeing Radiohead in Xtravision. - his enemy Vampire Waldron. - the nuclear bomb under the GAA pitch.

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Last week Neil from the hip-hop group The Murder Party tied up the line on Dundalk FM while a riot kicked off that's still raging a week later.

DJ Danny O'Hanlon has been made the scapegoat by Mayor Ray Niceman but can Danny's former agent Nicky Fallon save the day?

Can Danny restore his good name by getting The Murder Party on The Late Toy Show? Will Deputy Mayor Ebineezer Walsh's dog boxing secret get out? Will the Adam Clayton-starring guided mediation lead to relaxation?

And can Danny forgive Nicky for the time he made him dress up as a leprechaun and tried to get him to eat dog food out of Trump's hand as part of The White House's St Patrick's Day celebrations...

"The Road To The Toy Show" is by and with Giles Brody & Danny O'Hanlon.

Special thanks to journalist Colin Chadwick for permission to use an extract from his broadcast about the Dundalk riots.

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Danny O'Hanlon is back hosting the drive time show for Dundalk FM and there's been a huge accident just outside the studio.

Unfortunately the line is tied up by Neil (other Neil) from The Murder Party who is checking in to see if Danny's secured Gort's finest hip-hop group a place on The Late Late Toy Show...

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The story of one bands journey to the Late Late Toy Show and the drive time DJ they’ve decided is going to help them.

In the first episode DJ Danny O'Hanlon is ambushed on-air by singer Neil from Gort rap collective The Murder Party who has dreams of appearing on Ireland's highest rated show...

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The Sunday Sermon presents CINEMA-CARTOGRAPHERS where Fr. Quigg sits down with a different filmmaker to map out the craft of filmmaking. The first guest is CONOR O'TOOLE whose new movie "BICYCLE THIEVES: PUMPED UP" is premiering at the Galway Film Fleadh on Thursday 22nd July at 6PM.

Conor and Quigg discuss riding a bicycle, Quigg's epic shirt collection, the housing crisis, Glasgow, Benedict Cumberbatch, what Robert DeNiro thought of "Rab C Nesbit" and how Conor's film compares to "Sleepers" and "Mrs Brown's Boys".

You can get tickets for Conor's film here !

https://galwayfilmfleadh.eventive.org/schedule/60e4c1cfdc45fb0063cd2b0c

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A few years ago Giles Brody and Colin Chadwick were asked to begin work on a screenplay for a spy film starring an exciting A List talent. They recorded their writing sessions and present them here for educational purposes.

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While the world is self-isolating, Fr Quigg calls church caretaker Old Ned (Colin Chadwick) to find out the location of the cleric's coveted copy of Space Jam on DVD.

HUGE SPECIAL THANKS TO SIMON BRODY!

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Vet Justin helps Rollo get ready for his birthday parachute jump.

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On the latest Sunday Sermon Podcast Fr. Quigg sounds off about

Love Island ripped off Quigg's old idea, "Tim Reid's Sex Canoe"! Euthanizing Chewbacca! Old Ned's brush with torture! Macy Gray mania!

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Hello folks. Lots to get through this week. Politician Maria Bailey fell off a swing and was prevented from suing by the corrupt media. Ian Bailey is sentenced to 25 years in prison for murdering a woman by the corrupt media (and French law courts). Quigg recalls putting Chewbacca down. A reporter tries to make Quigg feel shame for his private jet and FAILS!

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Quigg talks elections,

what to do if you didn't like or watch Game Of Thrones

a previously undiscovered audio of a phone call between John Delaney and one of the Healy-Rae's.

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On this weeks Sunday Sermon, Quigg discusses:

Hamish the dog.

The Egg Force Four versus Egg Boy.

What's bothering Gemma this week?

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Hello everybody.

Welcome to the new year and to a new episode of The Sunday Sermon Podcast.

It's all go in Quigg HQ at the moment. Quigg Manor is being de-spidered, the inhabitants of Quigg Island have had their annual delivery of new videos to replenish the video shop and pre-production is well underway for our upcoming sitcom "Lowry's Lasagnas".

My "cool" nephew Charlie wanted to help me improve the podcast's "reach" with some "advice" so he agreed to appear on the Sunday Sermon to give proceedings a literal fresh injection of warm, young blood.

Special thanks to Stephen Bradley.

Stephen performs improv weekly on Thursday nights with the MOB Theatre in Wigwam.

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So this is Christmas and Quigg is busy preparing for the festive season. The video shop on Quigg Island is out of date and needs new titles fast before the natives wreck the gaff. Old Ned (Colin Chadwick) is in prison but will be out in time to help Quigg record the seasons bumper crop of films.

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Quigg Pictures International is delighted to announce that Shane Langan has joined the writing team for our upcoming sitcom, "Lowry's Lasagnas".  He'll be joining a team that currently boasts head writer Ciara "on extremely thin ice" Knight who only completed 30 of the 40 episodes she promised to deliver in 5 days before coming down with a case of "exhaustion". All here at Quigg Pictures International hope that Shane's energy and talent will prompt the current members of LL's writing staff into knuckling down and getting back to work.

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Quigg's good friend Michael Lowry has caught the acting bug so he cold-calls comedy writer Ciara Knight to get the ball rolling on an exciting new project for Tipp's top T.D.

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Dublin Podcast Fest presents Live from The Sound House it's The Sunday Sermon Live

with Peter McGann, Kevin McGahern and Colin Chadwick. Recorded on September 30th, 2018.

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From the sickbed of Quigg:

You're lucky you got any podcast this week at all. I'm as sick as a small hospital and putting this out is an act of heroism right up there with any of the big boys you might care to mention, e.g. Jesus Christ of Nazareth, John McClane, Dev!Dev!Dev! and Joanie Arc.

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Quigg broadcasts from Phoenix Park just before he does the Prayers of the Faithful.

QUIGG WILL BE APPEARING AT THE DUBLIN PODCAST FEST ON SEPTEMBER 30th with LIAM NUGENT, OLD NED AND GUESTS!

https://www.ticketmaster.ie/dublin-podcast-festival-the-sunday-dublin-09-30-2018/event/180054FEDAEFED07?artistid=5237559&majorcatid=10002&minorcatid=51

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Quigg's back and this week he

  • extols the virtues of sleeping in
  • discusses James Gunn's rude twitter
  • tackles the thorny subject of post natal depression for men
  • reads from Martin McDonagh's new book for Audible
  • promotes a series of plays featuring headbangers
  • gets everyone excited about the Sunday Sermon Live on September 30th!

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With the Pope's imminent visit and the summer winding down Fr. Quigg sits down with Old Ned to reflect on times gone by. All manner of topics are covered, from Old Ned's familial home being bulldozed to make way for a now abandoned Next to his time making quote unqoute weird sitars for headbangers like George Harrison. Join us, won't you, on this gentle journey through the soft path to yesteryear.

by and with Giles Brody and Colin Chadwick.

LIVE DATE! Come and see The Sunday Sermon Live at the Dublin Podcast Festival on Sunday, September 30th at The Sound House in Eden Quay. Joining Quigg will be his trusty sidekicks Liam Nugent (Peter McGann) and Old Ned (Colin Chadwick) alongside special guest Kevin McGahern and lots of other surprises. You can purchase your tickets here!

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Hello everybody. Quigg here with this weeks scoop on all things newsworthy and neat-o.

I discuss the metric fecktonne of lula's running for President against Michael D.

The Pope's Irish visit is creeping up quickly! Here's how we're going to party.

Who has the best football fans in the world? (Hint: It's not England).

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On this weeks Sunday Sermon Podcast the good father (me, Quigg) talks about: - What exactly were the Three Wise Men up to? - I sympathise with the Thai cave kids and talk about the time I got stuck in a sauna for 5 hours. - The importance of shaving your pets, elderly family members and unsuspecting neighbours in this heat. - The World Cup, I debut my commentary skills.

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Join the internet's most dedicated Movie Minds - Fr. Quigg and Liam Nugent - as they whiffle on about the summer's most exciting movies and discuss Quigg's relationship with a certain American journalist of mysterious parentage (Ronan Farrow).

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This week Quigg talks about

  • the repelling of the ape that's been terrorizing Ireland.
  • going on a lads holiday with No Campaign maestro's John McGuirk and Ronan Mullen.
  • Dunnes Stores unveils its new robotic killer dog.

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I went to the Royal Wedding with an invitation I robbed off the lad who plays Uncle Gus in "Suits". Wouldn't ya know I got ratted out by that irritant James Corden and thrown into the Lego jail because the Windsor Police Station was already full. Luckily Old Ned (Colin Chadwick) and Liam Nugent (Peter McGann) were at the other end of my one phone call to help me hatch a plan that is in no way convoluted.

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Hello everybody, hope you're keeping well and happy.

It's been a hell of a week here for your old pal the Quiggster. Here are the highlights:

  • myself and the impoverished Michael Lowry watch the Eurovision together.
  • Liam Nugent imperfectly places a bet.
  • I discuss repeling the ape with Danny Healy-Rae at the Pick N Mix at Cineworld. -Quigg's wigs updates!

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Fr. Quigg and Old Ned review the Netflix baking show Nailed It! while discussing Quigg's ongoing feud with Mrs. Old Ned and his charity Quigg's Wigs.

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This weeks Sunday Sermon Podcast is sponsored by The Mess Around - Ireland's Longest Running Alternative Comedy Night. The next show is on Thursday the 26th of April at 8PM upstairs in The Workman's.

On this week's episode Quigg is testing out a pilot for the next great talk show sensation, GAA legend Ger Loughnane (Colin Chadwick).

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Hello everybody.

Quigg here with your news digest. Do not trust other news sources unaffiliated with Quigg. This week I discuss - Repel The Ape. - Conor McGregorgate or How I Winded Up Conor Until He Snapped. - Stan Lee's imminent death.

THE MESS AROUND returns to The Workman's on Thursday, April 26th at 8PM with hosts Giles Brody and Colin Chadwick with guests Hannah Mamalis and Ruth Hunter.

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Hello everybody. I hope you're having an egg-ventful* Easter Sunday. Myself and the church caretaker Old Ned (Colin Chadwick) recently attended a concert by the pop-rock groupee "Sugar Ray" and getting there was half the fun!

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This week Quigg has emerged from the snow like a big holy bear. He's filled with questions including...

  • How did he survive 17 hours stuck in a car with Ronan Mullen?
  • Who built the nicest snowman in the parish?
  • Is Ray D'Arcy and/or his guest a serial killer?

Subscribe on itunes for more episodes and stop by @gilesbrody on twitter for the latest Quigg updates!

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ORIGINALLY RECORDED November 6th 2016.

Hello everybody.

My young friend Liam and I have a lively discussion about Tom Cruise's latest blockbuster.

Along the way we discuss several topics pertaining to the films themes and Liam pitches his movie for a dog with Jackie Healy-Rae's brain.

Best enjoyed with a friend.

Please give us an ol' rating on i-tunes and don't forget to subscribe for future episodes.

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Sponsored by The Hurl Podcast, the only podcast hosted by a hurl.

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Happy Love Week from Fr. Quigg and all at the Sunday Sermon Podcast! We hope that love is in the air and if it's not you really have no one else to blame but yourself. Join me (Fr. Quigg) and Old Ned (Colin Chadwick) as we dish out romantic advice as only an old 8ft tall priest and a church caretaker can!

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Tony Roberts (Annie Hall, Taking Of Pelham 123) swung by Film Palz HQ this week to chat about his life, his decision to come out against Woody Allen and his upcoming plans to work with Woody in the future.

Fr Quigg tries to socialize Liam Nugent (Peter McGann) with some etiquette pointers.

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Hello everybody!

Quigg here with a special Film Palz episode recorded over the phone with LA based local movie star Jack Reynor (Peter McGann). The two of us discuss the nitty gritty of the film business, their thoughts on the nominations and how a certain old priest inspired both Greta Gerwig and Jordan Peele to pursue film-making.

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EPISODE 71: QUIGG & OLD NED's 2018 CALENDAR, DANCING WITH THE STARS, FOLLOWING SUGAR RAY ON TOUR AND THE DEFINITION OF "GETTING QUIGGED"

Fr. Quigg and church caretaker Old Ned sit down to plan ahead for the year. Quigg discusses his intention to see every night of the band Sugar Ray's upcoming world tour. Old Ned defends his wife "Wiggy" against Quigg's rude barbs. Quigg weighs in on Dancing With The Stars.

SPECIAL GUEST COLIN CHADWICK AS OLD NED.

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In episode 3 the gang have to bury a famous dog known for running onto the pitch during important matches.

The new sitcom from Giles Brody starring Edwin Sammon, Phillipa Dunne, Neil Molloy, Hannah Mamalis and Colin Chadwick.

Made for Galway Bay FM and funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.

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The gang deal with a cash flow problem, Tom's gambling problem and accidentally making a nun up to look like Lou Reed.

The new sitcom from Giles Brody starring Edwin Sammon, Phillipa Dunne, Neil Molloy and Hannah Mamalis. Produced by Conor O'Toole.

Made for Galway Bay FM and funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.

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In the first episode Tom (Neil Molloy) has to bury an old schoolmaster who stole his watch, Caitlin (Philippa Dunne) tries to worm her way into the musical society while Willy (Edwin Sammon) attempts to crack into the chamber of commerce.

The new sitcom from Giles Brody starring Edwin Sammon, Phillipa Dunne, Neil Molloy, Colin Chadwick and Hannah Mamalis. Produced by Conor O'Toole. Music by Brian Kelly (So Cow/ Half Forward Line).

Made for Galway Bay FM and funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.

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Hello all.

Quigg here with the last podcast entry of the year. We rounded out the year in style with a walk down the memory lane section of Film Palz. Dublin's resident movie star Jack Reynor, Brendan Gleeson's tiny son Glarry Gleeson and silver screen legend Jackie Oakley popped in to have a Pringle and share a festive glass of water with Fr. Quigg and Liam Nugent.

Thanks to Peter McGann and Conor O'Toole.

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EPISODE 69 of the Sunday Sermon Podcast featuring

  • Quigg's Christmas gift list sponsored by Paul Galvin's Galvanized Paul Pears.
  • Quigg and Lowry accidentally kidnap the President's dogs while stealing apples from Phoenix Park.
  • Quigg discusses the increasingly tiny cast of the Ocean's 8 film.
  • A new Gay-To-Straight conversion technique arrives in Ireland and Quigg reveals his part in previous variations of this method.
  • Quigg sticks the boot into his old enemy Mattie McGrath who stole a plum parking space that Quigg was reversing into at the 2004 Fianna Fail Ard Fheis.

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Hello everybody!

On this weeks episode of The Sunday Sermon (Ireland's Greatest Podcast) Fr. Quigg (me) waxes lyrical about the Brexit Border problem and discusses Saorise Ronan's recent turn on SNL. There's an appearance by the church caretaker Old Ned who asks Quigg for help when he finds out that Mrs Old Ned has been bricked up into their house.

As always share and like and sure why wouldn't ya, aren't ya grand?

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Film Palz returns with your comprehensive end of the year round up of everything from the world of movies in 2017. Quigg gives some PR advice for Sylvester Stallone and Liam discusses his new panto!

If you enjoyed this weeks Sunday Sermon please donate to our friend https://www.gofundme.com/ruthephoenix

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Hello everybody.

This week Fr. Quigg makes a case for the comedian Al Porter who is under fire this weekend just because loads and loads and loads and loads and loads of people accused him of sexual harassment.

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Hello all!

Quigg back here again after an end-of-the-world false alarm that saw me build the world's biggest arc. I had some Holy Joes from Croke Patrick help me drag it up to the top Fitzcaraldo style but we had a falling out when they asked to be housed on the arc from the inclement weather.

In news closer to home I've left the Transition Year kids on Spooky Island by mistake (my bad!). This week I talk about Hallowe'en, Niall Horan and a creepy party I once attended with the terrifying Ronan Mullen!

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Attention all, this is an emergency announcement!

Quigg Manor and Quigg Superchurch are both CLOSED due to NECESSARY PAINTING so find shelter from the hurricane elsewhere. Listen for more information on life saving measures you can take to defend yourself against dying.

Also, I discuss the Fianna Fail Ard Fheis.

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On this week's Sunday Sermon I'm high as a kite after a lovely weekend spent with the other Quigg's in Connemara.

I'm surprised by Harvey Weinstein's carry on. I'm sad about Tom Petty being dead mostly because it'll mean Chris Martin will do one of his insufferable "tributes".

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THE SUNDAY SERMON LIVE was performed in THE WORKMAN'S, DUBLIN on SEPTEMBER 24th at 1.15 PM as part of the DUBLIN PODCAST FESTIVAL.

Fr. Quigg (Giles Brody) and Liam Nugent (Peter McGann)'s guest was Cillian Murphy's silly brother Sillyian Murphy (Stephen Bradley).

Mega massive super cheers to Headstuff, the Podcast Festival and to all who came out!

Photo's (c) Sarah Garvey & Alan Bennett.

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This week's Sunday Sermon is sponsored by THE SUNDAY SERMON LIVE as part of the Dublin Podcast Festival.

THE SUNDAY SERMON LIVE is coming to WORKMAN'S, DUBLIN next week (Sunday, 24th of September) with special guest Liam Nugent.

Big thanks to Conor O'Toole for the poster.

On this weeks podcast Quigg discusses the RTE secret producer, writing/directing "Up For The Match" and beefs about tats.

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On this weeks podcast I discuss the accusations leveled at my dear friend George and play snippets from a variety of his introductions from the IFI where he frequently presents films.

I also discuss - Galway's victory. Wayne Rooney's drink driving philandering. The brilliant writing from Irish websites. Josh Gad.

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Quigg here with commentary on the after-math of the big fight. I also discuss what the fight says about Ireland and a new craze called "Submariing" that parents should be aware of where their kids cut off their limbs & head and then have it blamed on a poor old millionaire.

This episode is sponsored by Conor McGregor's new line of Gloves and Glove Related Items.

The SUNDAY SERMON LIVE is happening on Sunday, September 24th at 1.15 in The Workman's as part of the Dublin Podcasting Festival.

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Fr. Quigg sits down with Hollywood legend Jackie Oakley. The star of Dorchester's Wingman was recently honoured in his home county of Trim in recognition of his 250+ film credits. Jackie bemoans the current crop of new cinema and pines for the days of the Hayes code.

THE SUNDAY SERMON LIVE SHOW is on in the main room at The Workman's, Dublin on September 24th at 1.15PM as part of the Dublin Podcast Festival. Join Fr. Quigg (Giles Brody), Liam Nugent (Peter McGann) and Old Ned (Colin Chadwick) in celebrating the wonder that is Quigg.