
Trish Malone
Guest on RTÉ's Pirate Predator podcast; former Dublin teenager fascinated by pirate radio in the 1970s-80s
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May 25, 2026
Pirate Predator: 03 - Mutiny
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Trish MaloneGUEST
Yeah, and, uh, I suppose modern kids looking at this would scratch their heads, but, uh, I used to troll through the, the newspapers, the Evening Press, the Herald, and anything that was anything to do with the station for a year or two, I used to cut out.

Trish MaloneGUEST
There's a letter to the press that compares the people who ran pirate radios to fascists and communists, so it's, [laughs] it, it was interesting
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11:39speaker_4UNKNOWN
The, the process of grooming and the steps along the way, and ultimately culminating in, in him taking children to bed naked and, and penetrating, that culminated in, for instance, carrying Siobhan and I in, in both arms naked into his bedroom

Trish MaloneGUEST
You could have one of the DJs on air, the telephonists are on the phone, and if you happened to go in or your friend happened to go in, he'd say, "I have to show you something upstairs." They weren't aware