film and television (Jack Reynor, Aidan Gillen, Paul Mescal). Some of the guests are successful but not particularly famous, but have a story to tell. In 2014, The Daily Telegraph included the podcast among the "best comedy podcasts", and Niall Byrne of the Irish Independent included it in a list of "world's greatest podcasts". In 2017, Diaspora website IrishCentral.com described the podcast as "some of the best conversations with Irish people you'll ever hear". Pat Carty of Hot Press attributes this success to the non-reliance on a "parade of famous faces". In 2020, Stevie Gallacher of The Sunday Post described the podcast as proof that the Irish have the "gift of the gab". In 2014, Paul Campbell of The Guardian's "Talking Sport" blog wrote of the Jerry Flannery edition that "every single young person reading this should go download this podcast and listen to it every week for the rest of time". A justice-themed spin-off series Irishman:Behind Bars was launched in 2019, while a basketball-themed spin-off series, Inside Basketball and US politics-themed series, Irishman In America, were launched in 2020. Irishman Running Abroad also launched in 2020. The podcast moved to Patreon in August 2020. See also Auditors of the Literary and Historical Society (University College Dublin) References 1980 births Living people Auditors of the Literary and Historical Society (University College Dublin) Irish male comedians Irish stand-up comedians Irish expatriates in the United Kingdom People from County Kildare RTÉ television presenters Irish podcasters Date of birth missing (living people) Place of birth missing (living people)