
Being Irish, or of Irish descent, is great. We come readymade with humour, creativity and a natural mysticism that means we're always a bit magic. We also come with a load of ancestral junk. This podcast is about the junk.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducation | |||

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So thrilled I found you on the “line” Conor! As an Irish person living in Australia you are covering (and uncovering) all of the Irishness struggles I deal with in my life. I wish you well with the podcast. Thank you.
Conor Creighton is just what we need understanding ourselves as children of immigrants who left Ireland in the 1960s. Really enjoying his insight and vulnerability.
Conor shares his own story, which positions him perfectly to offer insight of our inner Irish voices and how they’re holding us back.
Waiting on the next episode. I find Conor very knowledgeable , real and triggering- it’s the perfect mix for healing 🦄
Conor this podcast is simply wonderful. From an Irish lady living in Melbourne. So many many aha moments. Keep up your amazing work.
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The show centers on self-improvement through the lens of Irish identity, diaspora, and healing from intergenerational and cultural wounds. Episodes blend personal storytelling with practical exercises around boundaries, self-compassion, and authentic living, often tying intimate relationships, family dynamics, and national culture to everyday life. A notable angle is how humor, heritage, and spirituality intersect with personal growth, making the content both relatable for Irish descendants abroad and useful for anyone exploring identity-driven self-work.
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Healing From Irishness launched a year ago and published 27 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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