The Sunday Sermon

EPISODE 71: QUIGG & OLD NED's 2018 CALENDAR, DANCING WITH THE STARS, FOLLOWING SUGAR RAY ON TOUR AND THE DEFINITION OF "GETTING QUIGGED"

Fr. Quigg and church caretaker Old Ned sit down to plan ahead for the year. Quigg discusses his intention to see every night of the band Sugar Ray's upcoming world tour. Old Ned defends his wife "Wiggy" against Quigg's rude barbs. Quigg weighs in on Dancing With The Stars.

SPECIAL GUEST COLIN CHADWICK AS OLD NED.

In episode 3 the gang have to bury a famous dog known for running onto the pitch during important matches.

The new sitcom from Giles Brody starring Edwin Sammon, Phillipa Dunne, Neil Molloy, Hannah Mamalis and Colin Chadwick.

Made for Galway Bay FM and funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.

In episode 3 the gang have to bury a famous dog known for running onto the pitch during important matches.

The new sitcom from Giles Brody starring Edwin Sammon, Phillipa Dunne, Neil Molloy, Hannah Mamalis and Colin Chadwick.

Made for Galway Bay FM and funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.

The gang deal with a cash flow problem, Tom's gambling problem and accidentally making a nun up to look like Lou Reed.

The new sitcom from Giles Brody starring Edwin Sammon, Phillipa Dunne, Neil Molloy and Hannah Mamalis. Produced by Conor O'Toole.

Made for Galway Bay FM and funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.

The gang deal with a cash flow problem, Tom's gambling problem and accidentally making a nun up to look like Lou Reed.

The new sitcom from Giles Brody starring Edwin Sammon, Phillipa Dunne, Neil Molloy and Hannah Mamalis. Produced by Conor O'Toole.

Made for Galway Bay FM and funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.

In the first episode Tom (Neil Molloy) has to bury an old schoolmaster who stole his watch, Caitlin (Philippa Dunne) tries to worm her way into the musical society while Willy (Edwin Sammon) attempts to crack into the chamber of commerce.

The new sitcom from Giles Brody starring Edwin Sammon, Phillipa Dunne, Neil Molloy, Colin Chadwick and Hannah Mamalis.

Produced by Conor O'Toole. Music by Brian Kelly (So Cow/ Half Forward Line).

Made for Galway Bay FM and funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.

In the first episode Tom (Neil Molloy) has to bury an old schoolmaster who stole his watch, Caitlin (Philippa Dunne) tries to worm her way into the musical society while Willy (Edwin Sammon) attempts to crack into the chamber of commerce.

The new sitcom from Giles Brody starring Edwin Sammon, Phillipa Dunne, Neil Molloy, Colin Chadwick and Hannah Mamalis.

Produced by Conor O'Toole. Music by Brian Kelly (So Cow/ Half Forward Line).

Made for Galway Bay FM and funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.

Hello all.

Quigg here with the last podcast entry of the year. We rounded out the year in style with a walk down the memory lane section of Film Palz. Dublin's resident movie star Jack Reynor, Brendan Gleeson's tiny son Glarry Gleeson and silver screen legend Jackie Oakley popped in to have a Pringle and share a festive glass of water with Fr. Quigg and Liam Nugent.

Thanks to Peter McGann and Conor O'Toole.

Hello all.

Quigg here with the last podcast entry of the year. We rounded out the year in style with a walk down the memory lane section of Film Palz. Dublin's resident movie star Jack Reynor, Brendan Gleeson's tiny son Glarry Gleeson and silver screen legend Jackie Oakley popped in to have a Pringle and share a festive glass of water with Fr. Quigg and Liam Nugent.

Thanks to Peter McGann and Conor O'Toole.

EPISODE 69 of the Sunday Sermon Podcast featuring

- Quigg's Christmas gift list sponsored by Paul Galvin's Galvanized Paul Pears.

- Quigg and Lowry accidentally kidnap the President's dogs while stealing apples from Phoenix Park.

- Quigg discusses the increasingly tiny cast of the Ocean's 8 film.

- A new Gay-To-Straight conversion technique arrives in Ireland and Quigg reveals his part in previous variations of this method.

- Quigg sticks the boot into his old enemy Mattie McGrath who stole a plum parking space that Quigg was reversing into at the 2004 Fianna Fail Ard Fheis.