SEASON TWO Ep 13 - DARAGH FLEMING

As we gear up for the final few episodes of Season Two, Cian is joined by writer, spoken word performer and content creator Daragh Fleming about Cillian Murphy Dj-ing at his friends anniversary mass, nearly getting arrested in Poland and follow request from Channing Tatum. Visuals over @galgeoiri Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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