What's the Story, Our?
Keith "Fraggle" O'Neill and Ray Tuite bring you a weekly dose of local, national and international craic, chat and laughs sprinkled with some unmistakable Irish humour.
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- Aug 27, 2026
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Best Irish Song Ever? (opens the original)
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This week we chatted all about the best Irish songs ever, from monster hits to forgotten gems, we talked about icons like U2, Sinead O'Connor & Thin Lizzy as well as the slightly more obscure acts like The Thrills, Relish & even Richie Kavanagh.
The Worst Fans in Ireland (opens the original)
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From Liverpool to Celtic, from The 2 Johnnies to Rory's Stories and from Take That to Picture This - this week we're looking to find out which groups of Irish fans are just insufferable!
Tadgh Smith - Leinster's U-12 Bodhrán Champ (opens the original)
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On this week's podcast we sat down with a brilliant young Balbriggan man, Tadgh Smith, who was recently crowned the best bodhrán player in all of Leinster & is heading to the All Ireland's in August to represent himself, his family & his club. We were also joined by his da, the Mursheen fella, to chat about Tadgh's love of music, GAA & more. We were also treated to a live jig, another What's the Story, Our? first!
Urban Myths (opens the original)
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This week we're chatting about urban myths, legends & rumours that have done the rounds. From local stories to Hollywood rumours & from Marilyn Manson to Flash Dunne, we look at some of the mad stories & some lies that have been circulated & in a lot of cases were believed, over the years.
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