The Sunday Sermon

Hello folks. Fr Quigg is back to talk about his week and then to catch up with his caretaker Old Ned (Colin Chadwick). The podcast is sponsored by Slow News Day. It's a comedy show about the news with Giles Brody, Ronan Carey, Colin Chadwick, Erin McGathy, Niall Keane and Síomha McQuinn that will be on in the Smock Alley Theater on Feb 24th at 6:30! Tickets: www.smockalley.com

Quigg is back from London where he was making a video about the dangers of headbangers with his transition year students. This week he talks about - Brendan O'Connor's lovely lilting voice - The Irish Rail fella on €115K a year who complained about not having enough work to do - Graham Dowling's exciting new book!

On this weeks episode Fr Quigg sounds off about - Mrs Murgatroyd - Fr Quigg's semi-robotic housekeeper - and her mushroom addiction. - interacting with fans of Andrew Tate and Enoch Burke. Just great people. - Quigg gets kinda sorta accused of stealing a pastry from a Tesco self service check out. - Quigg watches The Banshee of Inisherin and talks about visiting the set!

Hello everyone. Fr Quigg here. I'm back from my winter break with a brand new episode of The Sunday Sermon Podcast. This week I discuss - Pope Benedict being dead now - A special song I've written for the dead pope - The TY production of Avatar 2 - a recap of the years big news stories

It's the day of The Late Late Toy Show! DJ Danny O'Hanlon finds himself backstage in the Green Room with Neil, Neil and Neil from The Murder Party....

On this week's episode... Danny sits down with his agent Nicky Fallon to discuss The Murder Party's upcoming appearance on The Late Late Toy Show, as well as chatting about Boost bars, Ron Howard's history masterclass and Danny's former band Big Richard Nixon vibes. Nicky also has a big favour to ask... he wants Danny to run for Deputy Mayor of Dundalk against his demented former classmate Ebeneezer Walsh... Cameo from Dylan Gallagher at 20:05 minutes.

This week Danny receives a call from his former classmate and Dundalk's current Deputy Mayor Ebeneezer Walsh. The Deputy Mayor asks about The Murder Party's Toy Show preparations and discusses - how he and Danny used to be part of a group known as "The Verruca Brothers" - his controversial claim about seeing Radiohead in Xtravision. - his enemy Vampire Waldron. - the nuclear bomb under the GAA pitch.

Last week Neil from the hip-hop group The Murder Party tied up the line on Dundalk FM while a riot kicked off that's still raging a week later. DJ Danny O'Hanlon has been made the scapegoat by Mayor Ray Niceman but can Danny's former agent Nicky Fallon save the day? Can Danny restore his good name by getting The Murder Party on The Late Toy Show? Will Deputy Mayor Ebineezer Walsh's dog boxing secret get out? Will the Adam Clayton-starring guided mediation lead to relaxation? And can Danny forgive Nicky for the time he made him dress up as a leprechaun and tried to get him to eat dog food out of Trump's hand as part of The White House's St Patrick's Day celebrations... "The Road To The Toy Show" is by and with Giles Brody & Danny O'Hanlon. Special thanks to journalist Colin Chadwick for permission to use an extract from his broadcast about the Dundalk riots.

Danny O'Hanlon is back hosting the drive time show for Dundalk FM and there's been a huge accident just outside the studio. Unfortunately the line is tied up by Neil (other Neil) from The Murder Party who is checking in to see if Danny's secured Gort's finest hip-hop group a place on The Late Late Toy Show...

The story of one bands journey to the Late Late Toy Show and the drive time DJ they’ve decided is going to help them. In the first episode DJ Danny O'Hanlon is ambushed on-air by singer Neil from Gort rap collective The Murder Party who has dreams of appearing on Ireland's highest rated show...

The Sunday Sermon presents CINEMA-CARTOGRAPHERS where Fr. Quigg sits down with a different filmmaker to map out the craft of filmmaking. The first guest is CONOR O'TOOLE whose new movie "BICYCLE THIEVES: PUMPED UP" is premiering at the Galway Film Fleadh on Thursday 22nd July at 6PM. Conor and Quigg discuss riding a bicycle, Quigg's epic shirt collection, the housing crisis, Glasgow, Benedict Cumberbatch, what Robert DeNiro thought of "Rab C Nesbit" and how Conor's film compares to "Sleepers" and "Mrs Brown's Boys". You can get tickets for Conor's film here ! https://galwayfilmfleadh.eventive.org/schedule/60e4c1cfdc45fb0063cd2b0c

A few years ago Giles Brody and Colin Chadwick were asked to begin work on a screenplay for a spy film starring an exciting A List talent. They recorded their writing sessions and present them here for educational purposes.

While the world is self-isolating, Fr Quigg calls church caretaker Old Ned (Colin Chadwick) to find out the location of the cleric's coveted copy of Space Jam on DVD. HUGE SPECIAL THANKS TO SIMON BRODY!

Vet Justin helps Rollo get ready for his birthday parachute jump.

On the latest Sunday Sermon Podcast Fr. Quigg sounds off about Love Island ripped off Quigg's old idea, "Tim Reid's Sex Canoe"! Euthanizing Chewbacca! Old Ned's brush with torture! Macy Gray mania!

Hello folks. Lots to get through this week. Politician Maria Bailey fell off a swing and was prevented from suing by the corrupt media. Ian Bailey is sentenced to 25 years in prison for murdering a woman by the corrupt media (and French law courts). Quigg recalls putting Chewbacca down. A reporter tries to make Quigg feel shame for his private jet and FAILS!

Quigg talks elections, what to do if you didn't like or watch Game Of Thrones a previously undiscovered audio of a phone call between John Delaney and one of the Healy-Rae's.

On this weeks Sunday Sermon, Quigg discusses: Hamish the dog. The Egg Force Four versus Egg Boy. What's bothering Gemma this week?

Hello everybody. Welcome to the new year and to a new episode of The Sunday Sermon Podcast. It's all go in Quigg HQ at the moment. Quigg Manor is being de-spidered, the inhabitants of Quigg Island have had their annual delivery of new videos to replenish the video shop and pre-production is well underway for our upcoming sitcom "Lowry's Lasagnas". My "cool" nephew Charlie wanted to help me improve the podcast's "reach" with some "advice" so he agreed to appear on the Sunday Sermon to give proceedings a literal fresh injection of warm, young blood. Special thanks to Stephen Bradley. Stephen performs improv weekly on Thursday nights with the MOB Theatre in Wigwam.

So this is Christmas and Quigg is busy preparing for the festive season. The video shop on Quigg Island is out of date and needs new titles fast before the natives wreck the gaff. Old Ned (Colin Chadwick) is in prison but will be out in time to help Quigg record the seasons bumper crop of films.