Quigg here with commentary on the after-math of the big fight. I also discuss what the fight says about Ireland and a new craze called "Submariing" that parents should be aware of where their kids cut off their limbs & head and then have it blamed on a poor old millionaire.

This episode is sponsored by Conor McGregor's new line of Gloves and Glove Related Items.

The SUNDAY SERMON LIVE is happening on Sunday, September 24th at 1.15 in The Workman's as part of the Dublin Podcasting Festival.

Fr. Quigg sits down with Hollywood legend Jackie Oakley. The star of Dorchester's Wingman was recently honoured in his home county of Trim in recognition of his 250+ film credits. Jackie bemoans the current crop of new cinema and pines for the days of the Hayes code.

 

THE SUNDAY SERMON LIVE SHOW is on in the main room at The Workman's, Dublin on September 24th at 1.15PM as part of the Dublin Podcast Festival. Join Fr. Quigg (Giles Brody), Liam Nugent (Peter McGann) and Old Ned (Colin Chadwick) in celebrating the wonder that is Quigg.

Fr. Quigg sits down with Hollywood legend Jackie Oakley. The star of Dorchester's Wingman was recently honoured in his home county of Trim in recognition of his 250+ film credits. Jackie bemoans the current crop of new cinema and pines for the days of the Hayes code.

 

THE SUNDAY SERMON LIVE SHOW is on in the main room at The Workman's, Dublin on September 24th at 1.15PM as part of the Dublin Podcast Festival. Join Fr. Quigg (Giles Brody), Liam Nugent (Peter McGann) and Old Ned (Colin Chadwick) in celebrating the wonder that is Quigg.

Hello everybody. It's the Quiggster here. While North America teeters on the brink of collapse and nuclear war to send mankind to the skip of history, I've been busy crafting another fantastic sermon for you all to enjoy.

This week I delve into the weird world of twatzi's (Twatty Nazi's) and chat to my godson Martin (Peter McGann) who has been having a spot of trouble with the law.

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Hello everybody. It's the Quiggster here. While North America teeters on the brink of collapse and nuclear war to send mankind to the skip of history, I've been busy crafting another fantastic sermon for you all to enjoy.

This week I delve into the weird world of twatzi's (Twatty Nazi's) and chat to my godson Martin (Peter McGann) who has been having a spot of trouble with the law.

Please leave us a review and rating on iTunes, share with friends on social media or tell a real live human being.

Film Palz is back by popular demand and this week myself and my young friend Liam Nugent have a heck of a crowd-pleaser to chew over, Zach "Scrubs" Braff's "Going In Style" starring a load of Michaels. We also touch upon Liam's upcoming court case and his attempts to woo Collette, a local shop assistant.

Film Palz is back by popular demand and this week myself and my young friend Liam Nugent have a heck of a crowd-pleaser to chew over, Zach "Scrubs" Braff's "Going In Style" starring a load of Michaels. We also touch upon Liam's upcoming court case and his attempts to woo Collette, a local shop assistant.

Father Quigg joins the church caretaker Old Ned as he undertakes his annual inspection of the grounds. Delight in the conversation between these old friends as they debate the merits of a pool/duck pond on the church roof, getting the recently disbanded Men's Shed back together in an abattoir, Jeremy Irons' sulking and a delightful new sitcom idea entitled "Everybody Loves Quigg".

Colin Chadwick is an Irish comedian based in London. You can and should follow him on his ace twitter feed. He'll be performing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this August. Details on his show "A Digital Legacy" are available here.

Father Quigg joins the church caretaker Old Ned as he undertakes his annual inspection of the grounds. Delight in the conversation between these old friends as they debate the merits of a pool/duck pond on the church roof, getting the recently disbanded Men's Shed back together in an abattoir, Jeremy Irons' sulking and a delightful new sitcom idea entitled "Everybody Loves Quigg".

Colin Chadwick is an Irish comedian based in London. You can and should follow him on his ace twitter feed. He'll be performing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this August. Details on his show "A Digital Legacy" are available here.

Hello everybody.

I'm just back from San Diego where I'm sorry to announce I will not be playing Batman. No, Affleck reneged last minute and Warner Bros. decided to shirk on their promise. I discuss my long history with the character dating back to my friendship with Bob Kane and beyond.

I also discuss the side effects of using the morning after pill for half a century.