Celtic Ligers

Gar and Zaynab talk about the news while James is in Kilkenomics.They talk about the US midterms, RTÉ's coverage of the Israeli elections, Arab appropriation by Zionists, Haley Stevens endorses Republican opponent over Abdul El Sayed and Hasan Piker scores big for the demonrats. Then they talk about the Fine Gael Ard Fheis and fridges being hacked by... you guessed it! Only the bloody Ruskies!! go to www.patreon.com/celticligers for the whole thing

The Ligers talk about that Vittorio Angelone joke, that Shane Gillis joke and boring black t-shirt lad edgy (pejorative) comedy. Then they effortlessly transition into talking about two other unfunny people Larry David and Sacha Baron Cohen who seem to have had their (at least in David's case) once funny bones broken by Zionism (potentially by an IDF sniper who mistook it for a kid's kneecap). Then they talk about an advert promoting consent that has every right wing headbanger up in arms leading to shameless creepy scumbag Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan to have it taken down. Then they talk about Jamie Bryson's appearance on the Irish Times Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan which prompts a discussion about this particularly vacuous "raging against the dying of the light" era of Loyalism and what it is about that the Irish commentariat find so appealing over any Republican viewpoints, even a domesticated Sinn Féin.  Finally Gar goes on a rant about Pat Leahy deciding to care about a thing for the first time in his career and it's whether Zionists feel safe. FULL EPISODE ON WWW.PATREON.COM/CELTICLIGERS

The Ligers are periodically joined by comedian Ronan Carey as he does battle with his computer. They talk about Patrick O'Donovan's health, public sector strikes, the Eamon Ryan documentary, the baffling perception of the Irish Green Party and Joe dot ie looking for another content creator. THEN the second half on www.patreon.com/celticigers is a discussion about the play 'Animals' based on the short stories of Blindboy Boatclub and his subsequent podcast responding to a bad review in The Irish Independent. Get tickets to Ronan's comedy night 'Did Daddy Laugh?' https://www.eventbrite.com/e/did-daddy-laugh-6-tickets-2002041144958

The Ligers talk about the hit movie Digger starring Tom Cruise! RTÉ commemorates the 3rd year anniversary of October 7th by interviewing a scary ghoul by the name of Thomas Hand! The Green Party in the UK votes to recognise Zionism as racism. Then in the second half over on www.patreon.com/celticligersIt's Budget 2027 and the Irish Times' Pat Leahy is feeling giddy! Fianna Fáil's Jack Chambers and Fine Gael's Simon Harris appear on David McCullagh to enjoy the public's misery down the phoneline! Then, to take us home, Fintan O'Toole has some nasty nasty thoughts on this whole Garvaghy Road business and a column to write!

The Ligers talk about Gary Stevenson, Ireland V Israel football and how disgraceful the whole thing was/will be again, the Garvaghey Road stand off against the Orange Order, Irish media weak sauce contrarianism, politicians trying to grandstand but not having a clue, Patrick O'Donovan being particularly shtupid, Fionnan Sheahan and David McWilliams competing to be the stupidest media dumbo of the week, Kilkenomics, civil service strikes, Toy Story and the latest last episode of Futurama!go to www.patreon.com/celticligers for the full episode and to support the show 

The Ligers talk about TV now but only for half an hour (Arrested Development, Alien Earth, Malcolm in the Middle reboot, might be some more), then it's Micheál Martin meeting Mamdani! Fianna Fáil just saying that they would like to get rid of neutrality for money! Then in the second half.  Nick "Make Crime Illegal" Delehanty's doggy daycare business goes bust, a belated reading of Fintan O'Toole linking the 9/11 hijackers to the manosphere and then finally although they are very sleepy they talk about musician Edward Sheeran screwing over his friend MackLEmore at the behest of a zionist billionaire. 

The Ligers start to talk about Marx but then end up talking about movies for an hour including their Letterboxd Top 4s.Then in the second half over on www.patreon.com/celticligers hey actually talk about Marx, ludditesm then Trump's visit to Ireland, reunification and AI panic!

The Ligers talk about the media response to the M9 crash, Ali G coming back in the year of our lord 2026 and then the main event, a discussion on the RTÉ documentary "The Healy-Raes: Blood, Sweat & Tears". A hagiography of the political dynasty which they're probably very happy with. Then over on Patreon, Doss Summer concludes with a deep dive on arguably the rural Ireland version of Mrs Brown, comedy duo D'Unbelievables! Gar revisits childhood favourite D'Telly and suffers a crisis trying to find something to justify D'Unbelievables place in the Irish comedy canon. Will he do it? Go to www.patreon.com/celticligers to find out!

The Ligers talk about Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse the documentary about Apocalypse Now. Then they talk about the tragic death of academic Jason Arday and then round out the show talking about a particularly frightening episode of the Irish Times podcast where Hugh Linehan tries to crunch the numbers with some dorks and figure out why Ireland cares so much about Palestinian kids being blown to bits. Could it be anti-semitism?!Then over on www.patreon.com/celticligers, DOSS SUMMER CONTINUESThe Ligers talk about Brendan O'Carroll's Dublin Matriarch Mrs. Brown, the character's humble origins and confusing mega success. They watch a bit of one of the VHSes(?), an episode of the TV show, D'Movie and her crossover appearance in Tyler Perry's A Madea Homecoming.

The Ligers talk about playing music at parties, Pidgin headlines, Joe Biden having cancer, Hunter Biden having shite for brains, the "end of woke 1" (eugh), climate change making a nasty winter and Gar can't get a job. Then over on www.patreon.com/celticligers Doss Summer continues!The Ligers have an embrassingly long discussion about Ricky Gervais' hit animated Netflix sitcom Alley Cats. A wretched show about cats who watch telly which made us rethink the concept of Doss Summer entirely.