Friends! We're back! The WiFi started working again after 6 long days of having to live like ANIMALS. 

This week Sarah Jane tells the story of the murder of Jason Corbett. Jason's wife and her Father are currently on trial for his murder.

We also talk about cartoons we watched as kids and learning about Irish history (not a 'RA podcast)

Have a great week!

Friends! It's episode 40! Can you believe it?! Forty episodes of this nonsense.

This week Emma tells the story of the murder of Brian McGrath. There are mentions of child abuse and extremely violent acts in this episode so once again if you have to skip please do so.

We also talk about Patrick Wilson and his creepy ass movies and how our parents are shite. We're joking! Mostly.

Have a lovely week

Emma. Sarah Jane and Colin

Friends! A new episode for you!

And it's a Mystery Most Irish this week as Sarah Jane tells the story of the kidnapping of the Thoroughbred racehorse, Shergar.

We still don't know what happened to Shergar as we live in Ireland and no one has a bleedin' clue what they're doing.

We also talk about stolen cars and other sexy horses that AREN'T Shergar

Enjoy the rest of your week

SJ and Emma

Hello friends and Happy St. Patrick's Day! Get locked! At home though! 

This week Emma tells the story of the horrific murder of 24 year old Irish Nurse Karen Buckley. Once again we just want to warn that this case is extremely violent so please skip to the end if you need to. 

And when you skip to the end you will hear Sarah Jane and Emma being very angry at violence towards women. We are angry. Very angry. Jaysus are we angry.

We hope you are all looking after yourselves and enjoy the rest of your week!

It's Wednesday! You know what that means? Everyone is humping, or so I've been led to believe. And a new episode of Murder Most Irish! 

This week Sarah Jane tells the infamous story of the Scissor Sisters and the murder of Farah Swaleh Noor. Please note that this story contains mentions of sexual assault, rape and extreme violence.

We also talk about love gloves and acting the bollix.

Have lovely rest of your week and wear a mask

Ah sure would ya look, we're back! This week Emma tells the story of the murder of Syivia Shiels and Mary Callanan otherwise known as the Grangegorman Murders. We just want to make everyone aware that this case is incredibly graphic and contains sexual violence and sexual mutilation so if you wish to skip to the end please do. 

We also talk about how we finally got our shit together and made a Patreon! 

Oh and mickeys in music videos.

Be good, wear a mask, don't go into town with grammatically incorrect t-shirts and attack people with fireworks.

Friends! It is Wednesday so here's your new episode

This week Sarah Jane tells the incredibly devastating story of the Stardust Nightclub fire and the aftermath that includes no justice for the families of this tragedy 40 years later. 

We also talk about how Sarah Jane wants to bring Emma to a love hotel. Make of that what you will.

Be good! Wear a mask! Eat some chipper!

Hi Friends! 

In today's episode Emma tells the story of the unsolved murder of Charles Self. Charles was murdered in his home and then the Gardai were rampant homophobes and Ireland was a disgrace.

We hope you guys are all doing ok during lockdown

Be good and wear a mask!

Friends! It's Wednesday! AGAIN! 

This week Sarah Jane tells the story of the horrific murder of Rachel O'Reilly. Her husband Joe O'Reilly committed the heinous act all the while he had been calling Rachel fat and ugly whilst he was walking around looking like a Bulldog licking piss off a nettle so absolutely fuck that guy.

We also talk about sons and their Irish Mummy's.

We hope you're all looking after yourselves and each other 

Have a great week!

Hello friends! How is day number 766858 in lockdown going? This week Emma tells the very upsetting story of the death of 11 year old Robert Holohan. Please know this is incredibly harrowing and hard to listen to, so if you need to skip to the end please, please do. 

We also talk about childhood injuries so there is a mention of blood and Sarah Jane being an absolute disaster of child.

Special thanks to Sarah Jane's Dad for introducing the episode and insinuating that he is in fact, not Sarah Jane's Dad! (absolute lies she's the spitting image of him)

Have a nice week, be kind, wear a mask, buy books from independent book stores if you can!