
A podcast about the culture, history and politics of Ireland. Taking on the knowledge gap since 2017.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 138 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

For the past week Ireland has been blockaded by protests that have been described as among the largest seen since independence. It's one ripple effect from the US-Israeli attack on Iran, which sent the price of fuel used by farmers, truckers and fish... more
Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona daoibh! On this most turbulent of St Patrick’s Day, we cover some of the major events that are dominating news headlines: Gerry Adams in court in London, Mícheál Martin on the Taoiseach’s annual pilgrimage to the White House, a... more
This month marks the official start of spring in Ireland and to mark it Naomi and Tim discuss the figure of Bridget, Brigid or Bríd. A goddess in Gaelic times who became Christianised into Saint Bridget, the stories about this figure reveal fascinati... more
A strategically-located island in the Atlantic circled by Russian ships and with few of its own defences... Greenland has caught the avaricious eye of the president of the United States and the result is destroying the assumptions that defined the po... more
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Thank you so much for this podcast! It’s a fantastic way to get a deeper understanding of Ireland and its people.
The history being presented is incredible, depressing and so unbelievable. (But I believe it!) it's pure madness and it's revealing to me the extent of the mental illness that exists in the world and I'm understanding more and more why the world is in it's current state. But nowhere in this information did I find anything funny and the laughing that occurs during the presentation doesn't sit right, at least with me. Not everything needs to be a laugh, especially when it concerns the massive suf... more
Good show lads. Keep it up.
Absolutely brilliant podcast by the lovely, articulate, intelligent, and informative co-hosts Naomi and Tim. Recommend to anyone who wants to understand Brexit or loves Irish history. This pod is thought provoking, moving, and is a must listen.
Other top rated podcasts skirt around imperial misdeeds closer to home, the Irish Passport has dug right in with the ongoing series on the plantation of Ireland and the realities of conquest by the English/ British. Well worth a listen for this series alone.
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The show explores Ireland's culture, history, and politics through rigorous research, thoughtful analysis, and accessible storytelling. Episodes cover a broad range of topics—from ancient legends and religious figures to contemporary political dynamics, economic history, and current events—often linking past events to present-day debates. Listeners can expect well-sourced context, nuanced discussion, and moments of humor that keep complex topics engaging. A standout aspect is the hosts' willingness to challenge conventional narratives and present multiple perspectives, making it valuable for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Ireland and its place in global conversations.
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The Irish Passport launched 9 years ago and published 138 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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Recent guests on The Irish Passport include:
1. Michal O'Leary
2. Kate Demolder
3. Colin Harvey
4. Martin Doyle
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