Ciaran Casey and Jim Corbett bring their joint celtanglo experience to modern life and politics. We especially dislike dickheads of all types. We try to be serious but we do laugh quite a lot. If you enjoy good, sometimes rough, discussions of current affairs in Ireland and the UK then you are in the right place. Our sweet spots would be a discussion of why the Spurs use McNamara’s band as their second half theme tune, why Real Ale is better than Guinness and whether the Right is on the rise in both our Countries.
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Ciaran Casey and Jim Corbett bring their joint celtanglo experience to modern life and politics. We especially dislike dickheads of all types. We try to be serious but we do laugh quite a lot. If you enjoy good, sometimes rough, discussions of current affairs in Ireland and the UK then you are in the right place. Our sweet spots would be a discussion of why the Spurs use McNamara’s band as their second half theme tune, why Real Ale is better than Guinness and whether the Right is on the rise in both our Countries.
APART FROM OUR NORMAL SNIPPETS, WHICH COVER A RANGE FROM ANDREW MOUNTBATTEN ETC ETC, TO HANK MARVIN’S BIRTHDAY, WE FOCUS ON WHY CENSORSHIP HAPPENS AND WHY OUR POLITICS IS SO VACUOUS THESE DAYS.
The Artificial Hipsters Cross the Bridge
Ciaran Casey and Jim Corbett bring their joint celtanglo experience to modern life and politics. We especially dislike dickheads of all types. We try to be serious but we do laugh quite a lot. If you enjoy good, sometimes rough, discussions of current affairs in Ireland and the UK then you are in the right place. Our sweet spots would be a discussion of why the Spurs use McNamara’s band as their second half theme tune, why Real Ale is better than Guinness and whether the Right is on the rise in both our Countries.
