
Welcome Back to Dunbracken, the sketch comedy about the small Irish town where wit and wisdom made a gentleman’s agreement to never meet.
From the phone line the residents call to check on the rain, to the mayor who insists he won the election that never occurred, to the two rival funeral directors’ hoping to put each other in a casket - listen to the stories and vignettes from the community who w... more
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 77 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionComedyImprovComedy Fiction | |||

WE'RE BACK! FOR ONE EPISODE (and then some more episodes after that) ONLY (and then further episodes after that only, but it'll be on a random, sporadic schedule, maybe monthly, as I have a lot of content recorded, just no time to edit)!!
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The Big Ghost is running amok in the town. Some are making the most of it, whilst others are coming up with solutions to end it, once and for all.
This episode featured: Patrick Meier, Laura Conlon, Gerard Don... more
The Big Ghost, a dreaded entity of horror and smoke, has returned to Dunbracken. Or is it just a foggy night? Who's to say.
This episode featured: Patrick Meier, Laura Conlon, Gerard Donnelly, Kieran Sands, Jane McKeever, Eddie Goodwin, Megan Scott,... more
THE BAD ARTICLES IS FINALLY OUT!
This is the show I've been working on for the past few months with a bunch of your Dunbracken favourites, and all 4 episodes of the 1st season (or first Article, as we call them) are out now.
This is the 1st episo... more
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Delightfully unpredictable & exceedingly silly. Nothing is safe or sacred (except the mayor's cat) and everything is hilarious in this singular Irish town.
Whether dishing up the minutiae of daily life or immersing us in extraordinary events, anything involving the madcap inhabitants of Dunbracken is worth your time.
The performers are clearly having a brilliant time surprising each other with choices that make them laugh. That joy is infectious. So is the town's mascot. You've been warned.
If you want a whiff of slightly silly surreal stuff from an odd little part of Ireland, Dunbracken is the place.
I found this AD through Evo Terra/The End’s audio fiction e-newsletters, and from the very first episode I was hooked (I’m up to ep23 so far)!!
This is an absolute banger of a show - if you like Monty Python-esque skit humour (but set in a small, weird Irish town), terrific voice acting, and a loveable cast of (often ridiculous) characters, then you’ll probably love this.
I think one of my favourite things about this podcast is that you can really hear just how much fun everyone is having whi... more
If you’ve ever wondered what happens when top-tier improvisers get together to craft absurd worlds and unforgettable characters, look no further than Back to Dunbracken. This podcast is a blend of quick-witted guests, clever world-building, and the kind of spontaneous humour that can only come from seasoned pros. It’s like watching a live improv show but without the fear – as every moment is gold. Each episode feels like stepping into a wild, ever-evolving universe, with some returning character... more
Never fails to have me laughing with a great rotating cast, it should be on everyone’s radar ✅
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Back to Dunbracken blends improvised sketch comedy with a fictional Irish town full of eccentric characters. Episodes lean into quick-fire banter, absurd premises, and evolving mini-narratives ranging from town hall chaos to live musical bits, often anchored by a recurring sense of whimsy and warmth. The format favors high-energy performances, audience-inspired moments, and running ensemble dynamics, making it a good fit for listeners who enjoy playful world-building, character-driven humor, and improv-driven storytelling. A notable strength is the mix of recurring townsfolk with guest energy, delivering a cohesive yet ever-surprising feel across standalone sketches.
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Recent guests on Back to Dunbracken include:
1. Isabella Smythe
2. Patrick Meyer
3. Laura Conlon
4. Ciaran Sands
5. Amelia Price
6. Eddie Goodwin
7. Owen Fox
8. Declan King
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