Ireland Crimes and Mysteries
True crime podcast where i will be telling stories of crimes past from murder to unexplained disappearances. I’ll be covering them all. Proud to be working with " The Radcast Network".
Recent Episodes
Silent Observer: Ellen O'Sullivan's Story
A brutal murder in 1931 Ireland shook a small town to its core. The investigation that followed was just as unsettling. In our latest episode of Ireland Crimes and Mysteries, Nules delves into the shocking case of Ellen O'Sul...
Patricia Curran: A Tragedy Cloaked in Mystery
This episode of Ireland Crimes and Mysteries explores the chilling 1952 murder of Patricia Curran in White Abbey, Northern Ireland. Patricia, a spirited 19-year-old from a prominent family, was found brutally stabbed on her f...
A Closer Look: Renewed Case Probes
Ciaran McConnell joins Nules once again to discuss recent developments in high-profile Irish missing persons cases. They delve into the reclassification of Annie McCarrick's disappearance as murder, exploring new leads and th...
The Vanishing of Leidy Kaspersma
A 26-year-old Dutch woman vanishes without a trace in rural Ireland. Her boyfriend waits 23 days to report her missing. What happened to Leidy Kaspersma? In this episode, Nules explores one of Ireland's most enduring mysterie...
The Psychology of a Serial Killer with Gary Colton
Gary Colton joins Nules once again on the podcast, this time to discuss the psychology of serial killers and recent true crime cases.
Into the Wilderness: David O'Sullivan's Story
A young Irish hiker vanished without a trace on America's Pacific Crest Trail. His last known location? A small mountain town called Idyllwild. In the latest episode of Ireland Crimes and Mysteries, Nules unravels the perplexing disappearance of David O'Sullivan. His journey from Cork to Californi…
An Interview with Sgt Patrick O'Donnell
Patrick O'Donnell, a retired sergeant with 25 years of police experience, shares insights from his law enforcement career and transition to writing and podcasting. He discusses the realities of police work, including memorable cases and the importance of community policing.
Recent Blog Posts
Why Sponsorships Matter for the Podcast
Hey everyone, I wanted to take a quick moment to chat about something really important that helps keep Ireland Crimes and Mysteries going: sponsorship and ad revenue. I know ads aren't everyone's favourite thing to hear, and I totally get it &mdas…
Elaine O'Hara: The Perfect Murder That Wasn't
Welcome to a deeper dive into one of Ireland's most perplexing and disturbing criminal cases: the murder of Elaine O'Hara. In this blog post, we'll be expanding on the story covered in our latest podcast episode, The Hidden Truth: Elaine O Hara's St…
True Crime Obsession: Why Are We So Fascinated?
Our collective fascination with true crime is undeniable. From podcasts and documentaries to books and TV shows, stories of real-life crimes captivate audiences worldwide. But why are we so drawn to the macabre? What is it about these often disturbi…
About the Host
Nules
Host Ireland Crimes and Mysteries
Nules is the creator and host of Ireland Crimes and Mysteries, one of Ireland’s fastest-growing true crime podcasts. With a sharp investigative mind and a deep respect for victims, she tells the stories behind some of Ireland’s most difficult and often overlooked cases through clear reporting, thorough research, and a strong focus on ethical storytelling.
Based in Ireland, Nules has built a loyal audience both at home and internationally, exploring cases of unsolved disappearances, historic murders, and complex investigations. Her work stands out for keeping the focus where it belongs — on the victims, their families, and the broader context of each case.
In addition to hosting the podcast, Nules has been featured in the Irish Independent, quoted in the Irish Times, and invited to speak to university criminology students on ethical reporting in true crime. She is also a strong advocate for transparency, audience trust, and responsible content creation in a genre that often leans toward sensationalism.
In 2025, Nules joined The Radcast Network to further grow the show’s reach. With millions of downloads and a growing listener base across all major platforms, she is helping redefine how Irish crime stories are told — with care, accuracy, and purpose.