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Undercover Irish is a podcast about Ireland's history, language, placenames and the stories that often get left out.
Named one of the Irish Examiner's Top 10 Irish Podcasts of 2025.
Episodes explore everything from forgotten places and revolutionary history to Gaeilge, Irish words and names, emigration, folklore and the links between Ireland and the wider world.
Undercover Irish; Uncovering Ireland's Hidden Curriculum.