Wish EU Were Here

In his 15th and final episode of Wish EU Were Here, Tadhg has an insightful conversation with Ian Marshall. Be sure to subscribe now for bonus episodes from Tadhg in the coming months.

In the second of his two episodes focussing on the unionist perspective, Tadhg chats with unionist and gaeilgeoir Ian Malcom.

In part one of his two episodes focussing on the unionist perspective, Tadhg chats with Ireland's first female baptist minister and united Irelander Karen Sethuramen.

In the second of his two episodes focussing on the nationalist perspective, Tadhg chats with podcaster Niall Keenan

In part one of his two episodes focussing on the nationalist perspective, Tadhg chats with journalist and lawyer Patricia MacBride

In part one of Tadhg's look at the Republican perspective on Brexit, he chats to Gerry Adams.

In part two of Tadhg's look at the Republican perspective on Brexit, he chats to Danny Morrison.

In part two of Tadhg's look at the European perspective on Brexit, he chats to Tony Connolly.

In part one of Tadhg's look at the European perspective on Brexit, he chats to Martina Anderson.

Tadhg chats to Fine Gael's Neale Richmond to learn about his unique perspective on unionism.

Tadhg chats to fellow comedian and satirist Josh Berry (aka. Rafe Hubris) about what happens when the world becomes stranger than fiction?

Tadhg chats to broadcaster, author and fellow podcaster James O'Brien to get his perspective as an English person.

We hear a lot about the long-term implications of Brexit in Wales and Scotland but what about Northumbria? In this third installment, Tadhg chats to Jamie Blair about the work of the Northern Independence Party and their ambition for independence.

Tadhg chats to Plaid Cymru MP Liz Saville-Roberts, who shares her perspective on Brexit, the United Kingdom, and what lead to the ground-breaking moment where she addressed British parliament in Irish.

Tadhg chats to James Dornan about the wider implications of Brexit for Scotland and what it means for the future of the United Kingdom.

GoLoud Presents: Wish EU Were Here with Tadhg Hickey. Wish EU Were Here takes a wry look at the constitutional consequences for Britain and Ireland in a post-Brexit world. Are Scotland, Wales and even Northumbria about to tear the house down? Is Ireland about to put itself back together again - and if so what must the two jurisdictions do to build bridges? With contributions from big names in the world of politics, and indeed comedy, join Tadhg as he spectacularly succeeds where Theresa and Boris failed, and once and for all 'gets Brexit done'.