The story of the so-called 'GAA Catfish' has re-emerged more than two years after her story was first revealed on the Irish podcast "The 2 Johnnies." Tipperary duo Johnny McMahon (aka Johnny ...

Following the huge success of their podcasts exposing the on-going 'GAA Catfish' scam, Tipperary comedy duo The 2 Johnnies have slammed social media companies. Last Monday, Johnny B and Johnny ...

The 2 Johnnies Podcast is back with another episode of the GAA Catfish saga – which first captured national attention in 2022 – because the perpetrator has allegedly struck again. The story ...

Johnny 'B' O'Brien and co-host Johnny 'Smacks' McMahon released a two-part episode of their podcast warning against the ...

The 2 Johnnies' 'GAA Catfish' podcasts have attracted two million streams and is a worldwide chart hit, the pals revealed. Johnny 'Smacks' McMahon and Johnny 'B' O’Brien, who present on RTE ...

Podcasters Johnny B and Johnny Smacks have been contacted by gardaí, TDs and further victims of the ‘GAA Catfish’ following the viral podcast’s third episode release. On Monday, The 2 ...

You can check out at any time. More info The 2 Johnnies Podcast is back with another episode of the GAA Catfish saga – which first captured national attention in 2022 – because the perpetrator ...

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Johnny ‘B’ O’Brien and co-host Johnny ‘Smacks’ McMahon released a two-part episode of their podcast warning against the ...

Photo: Alan Place. Taoiseach Simon Harris was sent a lengthy list of questions to get himself prepped for an interview with The 2 Johnnies including whether he still did housework and what he ...

Fresh from their viral podcast episode continuing the ‘ GAA Catfish’ saga this week, the 2 Johnnies were on the show, first to sing ‘When I Play For County’ to open the show and later to ...

according to podcast hosts The 2 Johnnies. The original two-part series revealed how up to 40 men in Ireland had been "catfished" by the same woman, including high-profile GAA players and men from ...