The Póilíní Podcast
Tinpot Productions
Topics: History · True Crime
The Póilíní Podcast brings listeners on a journey through stories from the history of Irish policing, stretching over 200 years. Each week, we’ll take a story from our policeman’s notebook to paint a picture of incredible, often untold, events and through the lens of these stories, look at the lives of serving members, their families and society in Ireland and beyond. The podcast is presented by Garda historian Dr John Reynolds, and writer and journalist Helen Moorhouse. Dr John Reynolds, PHD, holds 40 years’ service as a member of An Garda Síochána. During his career, he worked in surveillance, serious crime investigations, Disaster Victim Identification and frontline emergency dispatch....
Latest episodes
- Haunted Barracks: Ghost Stories from the Irish Policing Archive
- The Birdhill Baby: A Tragic Discovery Wrapped in the Evening Herald
- The First Ban Gardaí, Yvonne Burke and the Women Who Broke the Mould
- The Macushla Ballroom Martyrs: From Showbands to Showdown
- Stringybark Creek: The Irish Policemen Who Hunted Ned Kelly
- The Kidnapping of Gilbert Potter: A District Inspector's Fatal Sense of Duty
- The Carrickshock Massacre: Ten Minutes That Shook Irish Policing
- The Póilíní Podcast Trailer
The Póilíní Podcast is No. 36 in History on Apple Podcasts in Ireland today. The latest episode came out on October 29, 2026. A new episode comes out about once a week.
Today's places
| Chart | Place | Since yesterday |
|---|---|---|
| Ireland: History | 36 | ▼13 |
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