Pisrógs

Pisrógs

By Luke Pisrogs Conroy and Cathal Pisrogs BerginArts
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Pisrógs episodes

  • Scéalta Skerries
    What is it a rich man wants, a poor man has, a blind man sees, and a deaf man hears?
    Find out in this weeks fun episode filled with riddles, stories and superstitions from Skerries.
    Music by Gareth Quinn Redmond
    Logo by AislingLarkinDesign
    42 min
  • The Whiteboys
    The first secret oath bound society rose up to stand against the oppression and inequalities Irish tenants were experiencing from landlords and big land owners. Maybe we need to take a leaf from their book in these current times.......
    Music by Gareth Quinn Redmond
    Logo by AislingLarkinDesign
    43 min
  • Will-o'-the-Wisp
    You step out into the darkness, time to head home. You begin to wander in the direction of home, only the faint moonlight offering any illumination. As you begin to doubt yourself, a blue glow emanates from a path to the left. You begin to follow...
    Music by Gareth Quinn Redmond
    Logo by AislingLarkinDesign
    36 min
  • The Halloween Special
    Aahhh the Halloween Special. Join us this week as we discuss the origins of Halloween in Samhain, from games to old customs. We also explore the Púca, with a story recounting the deeds of one of Ireland's greatest heroes.....
    Music by Gareth Quinn Redmond
    Logo by AislingLarkinDesign
    56 min
  • The Changeling
    Have you ever thought that a loved one is acting strange all of a sudden? They seem to have a full beard one day where previously there was none? They seem to know things they couldn't? They jump about and play the flute when no one is watching? Then perhaps, you're living with a Changeling.......
    Music by Gareth Quinn Redmond
    Logo by AislingLarkinDesign
    55 min

About Pisrógs

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Pisrogs podcast is an audio adventure of Irish myth, folklore, history and more. The podcast started with hosts Luke Conroy and Aran Reidy trawling through the Duchás Folklore Archives for the most spell-binding, peculiar, imaginative and funny Irish folk stories they could find.