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Episodio 1The Walk Home, Jill Meagher16 de noviembre de 2025 · 49 min
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With an avid interest in true crime I want to share the stories from my home country of Ireland with you. Let's visit the darker side of the Emerald Isle together.

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Episodios 131

  1. Weekly Roundup

    21 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 50

    This week, I’m catching up on further charges in the investigation into Carrie Mullane’s disappearance, the sentence for Josie Ray’s murder, and court updates in the cases of Jamie Bailey, Sarah Montgomery …

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    This week, I’m catching up on further charges in the investigation into Carrie Mullane’s disappearance, the sentence for Josie Ray’s murder, and court updates in the cases of Jamie Bailey, Sarah Montgomery, Teddy Murnane, Chloe Mitchell, Scarlett Faulkner and Áine O’Reilly.

    There’s also news about the English family in Waterford, more evidence at the Omagh bombing inquiry, and a renewed appeal for information about Jo Jo Dullard, 31 years after she disappeared.

    We finish with this week’s missing-person appeals and news about two people we mentioned last week who have been found safe and well.

    Appeal contacts and links

    Carrie Mullane
    Contact the PSNI on 101 in Northern Ireland, quoting reference 272 of 29/10/26.

    Jo Jo Dullard
    Contact Naas Garda Station on 045 884 300, any Garda station, or the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111.

    Read the renewed Garda appeal.

    Missing-person appeals

    The links below include photographs and further details.

    For any of the Garda appeals, you can also contact your local Garda station or the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111.

    Appeal details were checked on 12 November 2026. Please check the linked official notices for updates before sharing.

  2. Taken: Jastine Valdez

    29 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 49

    On 19th May 2018, twenty four year old Jastine Valdez took the bus to Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow, and began walking home. She had bought a loaf of bread for her mother. Along the road, a passing driver saw her …

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    On 19th May 2018, twenty four year old Jastine Valdez took the bus to Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow, and began walking home. She had bought a loaf of bread for her mother. Along the road, a passing driver saw her being forced into a car and called Gardaí.

    Jastine had joined her parents, Danny and Tess, in Ireland in 2015. She was studying, working part time and making plans for her future here.

    In Taken: Jastine Valdez, Nules follows the search for Jastine, the investigation and the two inquests that followed. Through her family’s memories, the episode also remembers her life in the Philippines and Ireland, her hopes, and the close bond she shared with her parents.

    Music by Luke Kiely

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    www.irelandcrimesandmysteries.ie

  3. Weekly Roundup

    33 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 48

    This week, Nules covers new developments in the investigation into Carrie Mullane’s death in Enniskillen, a guilty plea in the murder of Odhrán Kelly, and the latest from courts across Ireland. There are also …

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    This week, Nules covers new developments in the investigation into Carrie Mullane’s death in Enniskillen, a guilty plea in the murder of Odhrán Kelly, and the latest from courts across Ireland. There are also renewed appeals from families still searching for loved ones, alongside this week’s missing-person appeals.

    Anyone charged with an offence who has not been convicted is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.

    Appeal contacts and links

    If you have information, contact the investigating authorities directly.

    • Carrie Mullane, Enniskillen: PSNI 101, quoting 272 of 29 October 2026. The Major Investigation Team can be reached on extension 40374. Police appeal · Upload footage or information.

    • Fatal assault in Ballymullen, Tralee: Tralee Garda Station 066 710 2300, the Garda Confidential Line 1800 666 111, or any Garda station. Garda appeal.

    • North Belfast explosives investigation: PSNI 101, quoting 261 of 30 October 2026. Police update.

    • The Disappeared: Joe Lynskey, Columba McVeigh, Robert Nairac and Seamus Maguire: Contact the Independent Commission for the Location of Victims’ Remains confidentially on 01 602 8655, or +353 1 602 8655 from outside the Republic. Commission contact details.

    • Lisa Dorrian: PSNI 101, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. Lisa’s appeal.

    • Mark Dinsmore, Bushmills: PSNI 101, quoting 431 of 25 October 2026. Police appeal.

    • Dean Patton, Portrush: PSNI 101, quoting 770 of 25 July 2012. Renewed police appeal.

    • Tomasz Szalkowska, Dublin: Mountjoy Garda Station 01 666 8600, the Garda Confidential Line 1800 666 111, or any Garda station. Garda appeal.

    • Elizabeth Crawley, Ardee: Garda Confidential Line 1800 666 111, or any Garda station. Garda appeal.

    • Conor McHugh, Ashbourne: Ashbourne Garda Station 01 801 0600, the Garda Confidential Line 1800 666 111, or any Garda station. Garda appeal.

    • Conor Renwick, Omagh: PSNI 101, quoting 136 of 2 November 2026. Appeal details.

    Online reporting

    For PSNI appeals, information can also be submitted through the PSNI reporting form. If you are outside Northern Ireland, use the online route or consult the PSNI contact page.

    Information about crime in Northern Ireland can be given anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111, or through its anonymous reporting form.

  4. Hollywood's Irish Connection: William Desmond Taylor

    38 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 47

    In this episode Nules delves into the mysterious murder of William Desmond Taylor, a prominent Irish-born Hollywood director in the 1920s. Nules in an off the cuff episode explores Taylor's fascinating life …

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    In this episode Nules delves into the mysterious murder of William Desmond Taylor, a prominent Irish-born Hollywood director in the 1920s. Nules in an off the cuff episode explores Taylor's fascinating life journey from Carlow, Ireland to becoming a respected figure in early American cinema. The podcast unravels the circumstances surrounding Taylor's murder in 1922, discussing potential suspects and the subsequent media frenzy. It highlights the case's impact on Hollywood's image and the careers of those involved, including actresses Mary Miles Minter and Mabel Normand. The episode offers a little glimpse into the darker side of Hollywood's silent age, blending true crime with film history and showcasing the intrigue of this century-old mystery.

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  5. Fire and Folklore: The Burning of Bridget Cleary

    45 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 46

    Fire and Folklore: The Burning of Bridget Cleary – Revisited Halloween Special 🎃In March 1895, in a small village in County Tipperary, 26-year-old Bridget Cleary became the victim of one of the most disturbing …

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    Fire and Folklore: The Burning of Bridget Cleary – Revisited Halloween Special 🎃

    In March 1895, in a small village in County Tipperary, 26-year-old Bridget Cleary became the victim of one of the most disturbing crimes in Irish history.

    Her husband believed she had been taken by the fairies and replaced by a changeling. What followed was a shocking tragedy that would make headlines far beyond Ireland and leave Bridget's name forever associated with the darker side of Irish folklore.

    For this special Halloween upload, we're revisiting an episode originally released in January 2024, now featuring an atmospheric original musical score composed by James Hanly of South East Technological University (SETU).

    James's music brings a new dimension to Bridget's story, and I'm delighted to have another opportunity to showcase the talent of SETU's students.

    A huge thank you to James and Luke for their fantastic work.

    Happy Halloween from Ireland Crimes and Mysteries! 🎃

    Keep your eyes open and your mind curious.

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    www.irelandcrimesandmysteries.ie

  6. Weekly Roundup

    20 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 45

    Weekly Roundup This week, Nules looks at the investigation into Loredana Morosanu’s death in Finglas, Glen Keane’s death following an assault in Listowel, and the latest developments in the Waterford fire …

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    Weekly Roundup

    This week, Nules looks at the investigation into Loredana Morosanu’s death in Finglas, Glen Keane’s death following an assault in Listowel, and the latest developments in the Waterford fire investigation and Paul O’Connor’s murder case.

    There is evidence from the trials concerning the deaths of Josie Ray and Louise, Mark and Evan O’Connor, along with Sean Brown’s family’s Supreme Court hearing over a public inquiry into his murder. The episode also includes court updates from Doagh and the Mark Cullen case.

    Forty years after Philip Cairns disappeared, Gardaí are assessing new information. There are also appeals concerning missing woman Bernadette Gilmartin, an unidentified man found in Clondalkin, an attempted murder in west Belfast and a shooting in Ballymoney.

    Information and appeals

    If you can help with any of the appeals discussed:

    • Finglas: Finglas Garda Station, 01 666 7500. Witnesses and footage sought from Melville Terrace between midnight and 5am on 26th October.

    • Glen Keane: Listowel Garda Station, 068 50820. Witnesses and footage sought from the Square between 8.15pm and 9.15pm on 24th September.

    • Waterford: Waterford Garda Station, 051 305300. Information and footage sought from Birch Avenue, Birchwood and adjoining roads between 4.30am and 5.30am on 13th October.

    • Philip Cairns: Rathfarnham Garda Station, 01 666 6500. Read the Garda appeal.

    • Bernadette Gilmartin: Sligo Garda Station, 071 915 7000.

    • Clondalkin identification appeal: Ronanstown Garda Station, 01 666 7700.

    • West Belfast attempted murder: Watch the footage released by police. If you recognise the man shown or have information, contact PSNI 101, quoting 664 of 23/02/25. Police ask people not to speculate about his identity or name him on social media.

    • Ballymoney shooting: PSNI 101, quoting 21 of 27/10/26.

    Garda Confidential Line: 1800 666 111. Information can also be given at any Garda station.

    Crimestoppers: 0800 555 111 or crimestoppers-uk.org. The west Belfast reward of up to £20,000 applies to information given directly to Crimestoppers that leads to an arrest and conviction. Information given only to police does not qualify.

    Anyone charged but not convicted is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.

  7. Eoghan and Ruairi Chada: Kathleen’s Boys — Part Two

    37 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 44

    After burying Eoghan and Ruairi, Kathleen Chada began discovering things her husband had kept from her. An email in her son’s account raised questions about how far back Sanjeev’s plans went. His letters …

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    After burying Eoghan and Ruairi, Kathleen Chada began discovering things her husband had kept from her. An email in her son’s account raised questions about how far back Sanjeev’s plans went. His letters brought no comfort.

    In Part Two, we follow the criminal case, the inquest and Kathleen’s life in the years after her boys were murdered. We hear about the support she needed, the difficult decisions about their belongings and her work to help other bereaved families and campaign for change.

    Through it all, Eoghan and Ruairi remain at the centre, remembered by their mam for the boys they were.

    Content warning: Child murder, suicide and mental health difficulties.

    Kathleens book " Everything" is available to buy on Amazon, Just follow the link below 👇🏻

    https://www.amazon.ie/Everything-Kathleen-Chada/dp/B0C5P5SGYZ

    I highly recommend it 👆🏻

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  8. Weekly Roundup

    21 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 43

    This week’s Ireland Crimes and Mysteries Weekly Roundup begins in Waterford, with the funeral of Philip and Kim English and their sons, Callum and Jayden, and further arrests in the investigation into the arson …

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    This week’s Ireland Crimes and Mysteries Weekly Roundup begins in Waterford, with the funeral of Philip and Kim English and their sons, Callum and Jayden, and further arrests in the investigation into the arson attack on their home.

    I also cover the latest coroner’s court hearing in Joe Deacy’s case, the conflicting medical evidence heard at Laura Marshall’s inquest, and developments in Julie Ann McIlwaine’s case following the overturning of her murder conviction.

    There are sentencing updates in the cases of Paula Canty and Paul Connolly, the sentences imposed on Jeffrey Donaldson and George Gibney, and a prosecution over the breach of survivors’ anonymity.

    Plus, a murder charge in Mark Cullen’s case, a renewed appeal from Kelly Lynch’s family, and the investigation into Paul O’Connor’s death in Mallow.

    Information and appeal contacts

    If you have information relevant to any of these investigations, please contact Gardaí directly:

    • Waterford arson investigation: Waterford Garda Station, 051 305300. Gardaí are seeking information and footage from Birch Avenue, Birchwood and adjoining roads between 4.30am and 5.30am on 13 October.

    • Joe Deacy: Claremorris Garda Station, 094 937 2080.

    • Kelly Lynch: Monaghan Garda Station, 047 77200.

    • Paul O’Connor: Mallow Garda Station, 022 31450. The appeal concerns his journey from Kent Station to Mallow on the evening of 14 October and his movements between shortly after 7.20pm that evening and 1.30pm on 15 October.

    • Garda Confidential Line: 1800 666 111. Information can also be given at any Garda station.

    • Reporting historical sexual abuse: Contact your local Garda station or email [email protected].

    Content includes the deaths of children, sexual abuse and domestic abuse

  9. Eoghan and Ruairi Chada: Kathleen’s Boys — Part One

    39 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 42

    Eoghan Chada was ten, loved cooking and magic tricks, and had bought a calf with his Communion money. His five-year-old brother Ruairi loved tractors, dancing and following his big brother. At home, they were …

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    Eoghan Chada was ten, loved cooking and magic tricks, and had bought a calf with his Communion money. His five-year-old brother Ruairi loved tractors, dancing and following his big brother. At home, they were Oe and Ru.

    On Sunday, 28 July 2013, the boys left their home in Ballinkillen, County Carlow, with their father, Sanjeev, for what their mother Kathleen understood would be a trip to the bowling alley. When they didn’t return, she began trying to find them.

    In Part One, we get to know Eoghan and Ruairi through their family life and Kathleen’s memories, before following the search for the brothers and the devastating discovery that their father had murdered them.

    Kathleens book " Everything" is available to buy on Amazon, Just follow the link below 👇🏻

    https://www.amazon.ie/Everything-Kathleen-Chada/dp/B0C5P5SGYZ

    I highly recommend it 👆🏻

    Visit the podcast website at: 👇🏻

    www.irelandcrimesandmysteries.ie

    Join me over on Patreon for early access

    https://www.patreon.com/IrelandCrimesandMysteries 

  10. Weekly Roundup

    14 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 41

    Join Nules for the Ireland Crimes and Mysteries Weekly Roundup, an extra episode catching up on Irish crime stories in the news.From court proceedings and missing person appeals to new developments in unsolved …

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    Join Nules for the Ireland Crimes and Mysteries Weekly Roundup, an extra episode catching up on Irish crime stories in the news.

    From court proceedings and missing person appeals to new developments in unsolved cases, we’ll look at what’s been happening recently across Ireland. Some will be cases we’ve covered on the podcast, while others will be new to listeners, with a brief background to bring you up to date.

    Alongside your regular Sunday episode, it’s a chance to keep up with these cases as they develop.

  11. The Night Cian Vanished

    27 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 40

    On a September night in 2020, 27-year-old Cian Langelaan disappeared in Donegal. Cian was quiet, gentle and deeply thoughtful, with a love of music, gaming and the outdoors.The circumstances surrounding his …

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    On a September night in 2020, 27-year-old Cian Langelaan disappeared in Donegal. Cian was quiet, gentle and deeply thoughtful, with a love of music, gaming and the outdoors.

    The circumstances surrounding his disappearance appeared to point in one direction. But as the years passed, information emerged that raised an entirely different possibility.

    What happened to Cian that night? And could the answer lie far from where the search first began?

    This is the story of Cian Langelaan, the questions left behind and a mother who has never stopped looking for her son.

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  12. Weekly Roundup

    14 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 39

    Weekly Roundup is a new extra episode from Ireland Crimes and Mysteries, bringing you a selection of the most important crime and justice developments from the previous week. That can include new appeals, court …

    Notas del episodio

    Weekly Roundup is a new extra episode from Ireland Crimes and Mysteries, bringing you a selection of the most important crime and justice developments from the previous week. That can include new appeals, court updates, inquests, ongoing investigations, unresolved cases and other stories that are worth keeping an eye on.

    This week, I’m looking at the latest developments following the Noah Donohoe inquest, the decision to reclassify the disappearance of Mark Duffy as a murder investigation, the sentencing hearing following the death of Paula Canty in Cork, the Court of Appeal ruling in the Julie Ann McIlwaine case, and a renewed Garda appeal in the unsolved murder of bookmaker Dessie Fox.

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  13. Valerie French's Story: Part 2

    43 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 38

    Nearly four years after Valerie French was murdered, her family finally believed they were about to hear the case against James Kilroy.But the road to a verdict would be anything but straightforward.In Part …

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    Nearly four years after Valerie French was murdered, her family finally believed they were about to hear the case against James Kilroy.

    But the road to a verdict would be anything but straightforward.

    In Part Two, we follow the trial process, the evidence heard in court, the psychiatric arguments surrounding Kilroy’s state of mind, and the extraordinary delays that kept Valerie’s family waiting for years.

    We also look at what happened after the criminal case, and the legal battles that continued long after the courtroom emptied.

    At the centre of it all is Valerie.

    Her life.

    Her children.

    And the family left fighting to make sure she was remembered for far more than the way she died.

    This is Valerie French’s Story: Part 2.

    David Frenchs book is available to buy online 👇🏻

    https://www.easons.com/for-valerie-david-french-9781804583296

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  14. Valerie French's Story: Part 1

    52 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 37

    In June 2019, 41-year-old occupational therapist and mother of three, Valerie French, was murdered outside her home in County Mayo.But Valerie’s story did not begin on that night.In Part One, we look at the …

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    In June 2019, 41-year-old occupational therapist and mother of three, Valerie French, was murdered outside her home in County Mayo.

    But Valerie’s story did not begin on that night.

    In Part One, we look at the woman she was before her name became associated with a murder case. Her childhood in West Cork, her work, her friendships, her love of nature and learning new things, and above all, the three little boys she adored.

    We also follow Valerie’s relationship and marriage to James Kilroy, the growing problems those closest to her began to notice, and the events leading up to the night she was killed.

    Then, in the days and months that followed, Valerie’s family were left dealing not only with the loss of Valerie, but with questions surrounding her children, the legal system and a criminal case that would take years to reach a jury.

    This is Part One of the story of Valerie French.

    David Frenchs book is available to buy online 👇🏻

    https://www.easons.com/for-valerie-david-french-9781804583296

    Visit the podcast website at: 👇🏻

    www.irelandcrimesandmysteries.ie

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  15. Lavena Ball: Lost at Sea?

    42 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 36

    In February 1936, a small Austin car was found wedged against a barrier at Corbawn Lane in Shankill. Its door and sunroof were open to the lashing rain, and inside there was blood, a soaked towel and an …

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    In February 1936, a small Austin car was found wedged against a barrier at Corbawn Lane in Shankill. Its door and sunroof were open to the lashing rain, and inside there was blood, a soaked towel and an envelope addressed to Lavena Ball.

    But Lavena was nowhere to be found.

    When Gardaí traced the car back to her home in Booterstown, they began trying to piece together her final day and the events that had taken place inside the house. It would become one of the most extraordinary Irish criminal cases of its time.

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  16. Brian Murphy: What Happened Outside Club Anabel?

    43 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 35

    In August 2000, 18 year old Brian Murphy went to Club Anabel in Dublin for the first time. Hours later, he was found unresponsive outside the Burlington Hotel.What happened that night would lead to a huge Garda …

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    In August 2000, 18 year old Brian Murphy went to Club Anabel in Dublin for the first time. Hours later, he was found unresponsive outside the Burlington Hotel.

    What happened that night would lead to a huge Garda investigation, a lengthy trial and one of Ireland’s most complicated and widely debated criminal cases.

    In this episode, we follow Brian’s final night, the attack outside the club and the difficult search for answers that followed.

    What happened outside Club Anabel and why did the case become so difficult to resolve?

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  17. The Last Fare: Eileen Costello O’Shaughnessy

    37 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 34

    On a Sunday evening in November 1997, Galway taxi driver Eileen Costello O’Shaughnessy collected a passenger and set off towards Claregalway.What happened during the hour that followed has never been fully …

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    On a Sunday evening in November 1997, Galway taxi driver Eileen Costello O’Shaughnessy collected a passenger and set off towards Claregalway.

    What happened during the hour that followed has never been fully explained. Eileen’s taxi was seen in several places, a number of unidentified people entered the story, and somewhere along that route, something went terribly wrong.

    Nearly three decades later, that missing hour remains at the centre of an unsolved murder investigation.

    A quick apology for my voice in this episode. I have a head cold, so I sound a little different from usual. Thank you for bearing with me.

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  18. Days from Home: Orla Benson

    44 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 33

    In the summer of 1995, 22-year-old Orla Benson travelled from Killarney to Boston for three months of work. She had just completed her degree in biotechnology and was due to return home within days.On Friday …

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    In the summer of 1995, 22-year-old Orla Benson travelled from Killarney to Boston for three months of work. She had just completed her degree in biotechnology and was due to return home within days.

    On Friday, the 22nd of September, Orla joined friends for a night out in South Boston. She never made it home.

    As detectives tried to establish what happened during the final part of Orla’s night, they uncovered a changing alibi, a violent past and serious failures that reached far beyond one man.

    This is the story of Orla Benson.

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  19. 93 Injuries: What Happened to Kelly Lynch?

    47 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 32

    At 4.01am on Saturday, the 16th of March 2024, 23-year-old Kelly Lynch left a short voicemail for her mother. Julieanne believed her daughter sounded hurt and was struggling to breathe.It was the last known …

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    At 4.01am on Saturday, the 16th of March 2024, 23-year-old Kelly Lynch left a short voicemail for her mother. Julieanne believed her daughter sounded hurt and was struggling to breathe.

    It was the last known contact from Kelly.

    The following morning, she was found in the Ulster Canal near Horseshoe Bridge in Monaghan. Her death was initially treated as an accident. But when Kelly’s family learned that 93 separate injuries or marks had been documented on her body, they began asking questions.

    What happened after Kelly was last seen on CCTV? How did she reach the canal? And could one fall explain everything recorded on her body?

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  20. Poisoning at Shandy Hall

    45 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 31

    In this week’s episode, Nules looks into a Victorian Irish murder that challenged even the most advanced scientific knowledge of the time. When Mary Laura Cross died after weeks of illness, her death was …

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    In this week’s episode, Nules looks into a Victorian Irish murder that challenged even the most advanced scientific knowledge of the time. When Mary Laura Cross died after weeks of illness, her death was initially accepted as natural. But the actions of her husband in the weeks that followed called everything people thought they knew into question, leading to an exhumation and a discovery that would place her death at the centre of one of the most closely watched murder trials of the Victorian era.

    A massive thank you to our sponsor, Revive Active, for supporting this episode. Simplify your mornings with their all-in-one health solution.

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    Visit the podcast website at: 👇🏻

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    Join me over on Patreon for early access

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  21. Noah Donohoe: The Inquest

    42 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 30

    On 21 June 2020, 14-year-old Noah Donohoe left home in Belfast on his bike to meet friends. He never arrived.Six days later, his body was found in a storm drain in north Belfast.In this episode, I go through …

    Notas del episodio

    On 21 June 2020, 14-year-old Noah Donohoe left home in Belfast on his bike to meet friends. He never arrived.

    Six days later, his body was found in a storm drain in north Belfast.

    In this episode, I go through the evidence heard at the inquest into Noah’s death, including the CCTV footage, the search for Noah, and what the court heard about his final movements.

    And six years on, the question at the heart of it is still the same: how did Noah come to be there?

    A massive thank you to our sponsor, Revive Active, for supporting this episode. Simplify your mornings with their all-in-one health solution.

    Check them out at ReviveActive.com or at your nearest pharmacy

    Visit the podcast website at: 👇🏻

    www.irelandcrimesandmysteries.ie

    Join me over on Patreon for early access

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  22. The Vanishing Point: Ciara Glennon

    44 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 29

    In this week's episode Nules looks into the case of Ciara Glennon, a young woman whose disappearance in 1997 still resonates decades later. On a seemingly ordinary night, Ciara left her friends in Perth after a …

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    In this week's episode Nules looks into the case of Ciara Glennon, a young woman whose disappearance in 1997 still resonates decades later. On a seemingly ordinary night, Ciara left her friends in Perth after a night out to walk the short distance to a taxi rank, only to vanish without a trace, setting off a search and investigation that would span more than twenty years. Her story uncovers a tangled web of crime, forensic breakthroughs, and relentless hope, culminating in a conviction that finally brings her Irish born parents, family and friends some answers. You'll discover how decades old evidence, modern DNA analysis, and a determined family kept the case alive through the darkest years and how this case became one of Australia's most significant criminal cases.

    A massive thank you to our sponsor, Revive Active, for supporting this episode. Simplify your mornings with their all-in-one health solution.

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  23. Murder Born of Delusion?

    40 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 28

    If you are attending the All Together Now festival over the bank holiday weekend, make sure you come down and see us all at the GoLoud StageI'll be there at 5pm on Sunday 2nd August chatting about the podcast …

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    If you are attending the All Together Now festival over the bank holiday weekend, make sure you come down and see us all at the GoLoud Stage

    I'll be there at 5pm on Sunday 2nd August chatting about the podcast and all things true crime, So come down and say hello !!

    In this week’s episode, Nules looks into the case of John O’Grady, a farmer in Ireland whose violent actions sparked a legal battle that questioned the very nature of sanity and justice. In a time when Ireland was ravaged by famine and desperation, O’Grady’s murders of his wife and servant girl raised darker questions about what it means to be sane when the mind is clouded by paranoia.

    You’ll discover how a man’s twisted beliefs about the women in his household led to a brutal double murder, and how the legal system struggled to decide if his mind was genuinely sick or simply pretending. We break down the clues in his confusing confessions, the medical debates that followed in a case, and the impact of Ireland’s harsh social climate on the case.

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  24. The Case That Still Won't Close: Philomena Gillane

    38 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 27

    In this week's episode Nules looks into the case of Philomena Gillane, a woman whose life was torn apart in rural Ireland and whose murder has haunted her family for over three decades. On a quiet morning in …

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    In this week's episode Nules looks into the case of Philomena Gillane, a woman whose life was torn apart in rural Ireland and whose murder has haunted her family for over three decades. On a quiet morning in 1994, Philomena disappeared, only for her body to be found weeks later in her own car, shot and stabbed in a manner that left so many questions unanswered. Her husband was convicted of soliciting her death, but no one has ever been charged with actually killing her. Nules unravels the story of a secret affair, threatening encounters, and talk of unidentified men near her home that day, revealing how a woman’s brutal murder remains a mystery even years later. You'll discover how justice was elusive in a rural community weighed down the devastating impact of this crime.

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  25. Fatal Desperation: Helen O’Reilly’s Story

    41 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 26

    Most Irish women in the 1950s faced impossible choices: a criminalized abortion, the judgment of a society that refused to accept their reality, and a legal system that turned tragedy into murder. But behind …

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    Most Irish women in the 1950s faced impossible choices: a criminalized abortion, the judgment of a society that refused to accept their reality, and a legal system that turned tragedy into murder. But behind the headlines and courtrooms lies a heartbreaking story of a desperate mother, Helen O'Reilly, who trusted the wrong person and paid the ultimate price. Her death wasn't just an accident; it was a reckless act driven by a system that left her with nowhere to turn. Join Nules as we navigate this tragic story.

    A massive thank you to our sponsor, Revive Active, for supporting this episode. Simplify your mornings with their all-in-one health solution.

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  26. The Quarry

    42 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 25

    In this week’s episode, we talk about the latest digs and what they could mean for the search for answers in the cases of Jojo Dullard and Deirdre Jacob. For the families who have waited so long, every new …

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    In this week’s episode, we talk about the latest digs and what they could mean for the search for answers in the cases of Jojo Dullard and Deirdre Jacob. For the families who have waited so long, every new search brings both hope and heartbreak, and we’ll also briefly go back over each case, looking at where things stand now and what’s been uncovered. Join Nules as we take a closer look at the latest developments and revisit the two cases side by side.

    Update 03/07/2026 Yesterday the 02/07/2026 gardai concluded the search which began on 15th June 2026. An Garda Síochána said the results of the searches would not be released for operational reasons. JoJo and Deirdres families have been updated in relation to the outcome of the searches.

    Anyone with information that could assist the investigation cantact Kildare Garda Station on 045 527 730 or the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111 or any Garda Station.

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  27. The Stranger in the Ford: Una Lynskys Story

    46 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 24

    A young woman vanishes after stepping off the bus to walk the 15 minute journey home in Co Meath, and the search for answers begins. What follows is a case shaped by fear, pressure, and a community that never …

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    A young woman vanishes after stepping off the bus to walk the 15 minute journey home in Co Meath, and the search for answers begins. What follows is a case shaped by fear, pressure, and a community that never got closure. This episode looks at the early investigation, the people pulled in, and the questions that still remain decades later. This is the case of Una Lynsky.

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  28. Digital Deception: Natalie McNally

    48 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 23

    Most people believe they know the moment a crime occurs until a chilling truth unravels that everything was staged. When the peaceful life of Natalie McNally was shattered on a quiet December evening, few …

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    Most people believe they know the moment a crime occurs until a chilling truth unravels that everything was staged. When the peaceful life of Natalie McNally was shattered on a quiet December evening, few suspected the meticulous planning behind her brutal murder. Discover how digital deception, an eerie fake live stream, and a calculated alibi kept the truth hidden for weeks until relentless cyber forensics exposed the deadly craftiness of a killer who premeditated everything, including the impossible.

    Join Nules as she recounts Natalie McNallys story, a case that only very recently came to its conclusion.

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  29. Ireland Crimes And Mysteries Recommends: GoLoud Sleep Sounds

    1 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 1Tráiler

    Hi! Nules here. I just wanted to drop in with a recommendation.If you find it difficult nodding off after the show, or just want to relax to the ambient sounds of some of Ireland's most scenic spots, we want to …

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    Hi! Nules here. I just wanted to drop in with a recommendation.

    If you find it difficult nodding off after the show, or just want to relax to the ambient sounds of some of Ireland's most scenic spots, we want to introduce you to GoLoud's latest original stream - GoLoud Sleep Sounds.

    This specialized series is a calming collection of immersive 10-hour soundscapes, with each episode carefully tailored for anyone looking for a calmer bedtime routine. The long-form, entirely uninterrupted audio is designed specifically to create a soothing, protected environment that can be played through the night or as a calming backdrop during moments of rest and relaxation.

    Within this stream, there is no talking, no suspenseful stories, and absolutely no commercial interruptions to startle you awake. Instead, Sleep Sounds atmosphericially transports your senses to landscapes across Ireland, from the cadence of the waves at Curracloe Beach in spring and Howth Harbour at sunset, to the isolated Midlands on a stormy night, the wind through the Wicklow Mountains in winter, or the deep shadows of Dublin after dark.

    This soothing ambience flows continuously through the night, allowing you to completely switch off the outside world.

    GoLoud Sleep Sounds is available now on the GoLoud app or wherever you get your podcasts.

    Simply press play, put the phone down, and let it do the rest.

    Have a listen here:

    https://open.spotify.com/show/033wsfw3b3SrnBby4xyZhf?si=c78b9fe42b4949fd

  30. I'll See You Later, Mr Moonlight (Part 2)

    37 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 22

    In Part 2, we delve deeper into the mysterious death of Bobby Ryan, exploring the forensic evidence and courtroom drama that made this case one of Ireland’s most talked-about trials. After years of waiting for …

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    In Part 2, we delve deeper into the mysterious death of Bobby Ryan, exploring the forensic evidence and courtroom drama that made this case one of Ireland’s most talked-about trials. After years of waiting for justice, discover how hidden clues and digital secrets played a crucial role in challenging the boundaries of justice and technology.

    Join Nules as she continues unraveling Bobbys story in Part 2.

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