Neil Fetherstonhaugh

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335 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 4d ago

Neil Fetherstonhaugh’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The Indo Daily · Daniel Kinahan's podcast tell-all: Conspiracy theories and a media 'meltdown' · 7 Aug 2026 podcast

element to him appear here.

So that was the first thing that we heard from English.

I think, in fairness to him, he was the one that broke the news that Kynan was pretty much on his way back to Ireland.

That's the first jump out element of these snippets of the interview.

Just to clarify, we haven't heard the whole interview.

It's just these little snippets that he's teasing.

He drops a few sort of conversation lines into the snippet, and then it moves quickly on to the next one.

But that was the first jump out one.

We're like, oh,

Kim is pretty much on his way home.

And from that, we've been able to kind of confirm that that pretty much looks like that's the case.

Port East Prison is getting preparing for his welcome, for want of a better word.

Stepping up security is going to be one of the biggest security operations in the history of the state.

There's all sorts of preparations being brought in, armored vans to take him around and all that sort of stuff.

English has released a series of little snippets with Kim, which is

kind of, I don't want to say like more personal to him.

He's talking about, for example, he says that he's looking forward to coming back to Ireland, but, you know, he's referred to the fact that he's going to, and I quote, I'll get back home and I'll have a little bit of batch bread and a packet of King crisps or Tato.

He's also talking, he gets emotional about talking about his mother.

He's asked about this bounty that was put on his head by the US authorities a couple of years ago.

And more personal expressions of his, what would you say, you know, bafflement at why he'd been brought back to Ireland, but he's kind of welcoming it.

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