Podcast Episodes

In this special revisited interview, I sit down with Gina Kerry to discuss the mysterious disappearance of her Aunt Imelda Keenan who went missing in Waterford city in January 1994. Recorded in October 2024, we delve into the emotional journey of Gina's family as they continue to search for answers. Join us as we explore the impact of Imelda's absence and her families enduring hope for closure. Find this episode on the GoLoud App, Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts. Head over to t...

In this episode of Ireland Crimes and Mysteries host Nules is joined by Ciaran McConnell, host of The Cliffs Edge Podcast to discuss the tragic case of Antoinette Smith, who disappeared after attending the Slane David Bowie concert in 1987 and was later found murdered. Together, they explore the events of that night in Dublin, sharing insights and perspectives on this deeply impactful case. Find this episode on the GoLoud App, Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts. Head over to the I...

Sister Philomena Lyons, a woman whose life was a testament to faith, kindness, and community. From her roots in County Cork to her years of teaching and service, Sister Philomena's story is one of dedication and love. In this episode, we explore the events that led to her tragic end and celebrate the lasting impact she had on those around her. Find this episode on the GoLoud App or wherever you get your podcasts. Head over to the Ireland Crimes and Mysteries website for more ! www.irelandcrim...

This week Nules looks at the case of Liam Farrell. An 87-year-old man, a Saturday night, and a walk home that should have taken ten minutes. It is about a family who refused to be told there was nothing to investigate. And it is about an active Garda investigation that, as of April 2026, is hopefully closer to the truth than it has ever been. Someone knows what happened to Liam Farrell. Maybe you do. If you have any information, contact the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111. Let's tell Lia...

The Joan O Rourke case is one of the most tragic stories in Irish true crime. On the morning of 29th December 1958, a priest was called to the Central Hotel in Kilmallock, County Limerick, after being summoned by a 15 year old boy. Inside, his mother lay in the kitchen, gravely injured a discovery that would lead to one of Ireland’s most disturbing cases. Joan O’Rourke was 40 years old. She was a businesswoman, a mother of three, and a well known figure in her local community. She ran one of ...