Craic On with Mairead Doyle Heffernan

Kara O'Sullivan is a stylist, CEO and co-founder of Greens Are Good For You and all round fashionista queen. She sat down with Mairead to discuss her various business ventures, the beginning of her fashion journey and what her day to day life is like living in Paris. It wouldn't be an episode of Craic On without discussing some craic on moments and a brief chat of reality TV.

Philip Doyle is a man of many many talents and disciplines! Where do we start. First and foremost: he just won a bronze medal for Rowing at the Paris 2024 Olympic games having climbed the ranks in the rowing world very rapidly over the past decade. Not to mention doing so while also being a full-time medical doctor. Not to mention his hilarious humour and quick wit. Not to mention his stint as a male model for Abercrombie & Fitch. Mairead and Philip discuss all things Craic, from broken ribs to broken boats and beyond.

Mairead is joined by Irish model Thalia Heffernan, who also happens to ber her cousin-in-law! They discuss the highs and lows of her modelling career which began at a very young age and shaped her life today. As well as her move to New York, a diagnosis that actually led to a personal breakthrough and her new relationship.

This week Mairead is joined by the hilarious and ever entertaining James Kavanagh. They talk his big move to Kilkenny and a major sign they chose the right house, his early years in boarding school and dealing with bullies and so much more! These Craic On moments will make you laugh and cry all at once!

in this week's episode Mairead discusses all things comedy with New York-based Irish stand up comedian Katie Boyle who has carved out her ever-growing career on stage and online! Everything from the nightly hustle on the comedy circuit to the stereotypes of Irish culture that we may or may not embrace, this is a great hour of craic.

Mairead is joined by multi-hyphenate Pan Cooke, an irish painter, cartoonist and published author. They discuss his crucial 'Craic On' moments; how an inside joke with a friend became a successful career in illustration; his ongoing involvement in fighting social injustice and using his art to promote political activism.