2 Johnnies catfish

One half of comedy duo the 2 Johnnies, Johnny O'Brien had spoken previously on their podcast about being catfished by a woman he met on Instagram. His repeated ...

It’s important to have a network around you who can detect that something is amiss when situations like these arise,” she says. The duo spent €79 on an image search app that helps identify people in photos, but failed to source them. Johnny B said that the fake accounts that contacted him lead back to a woman named Nicki, who they believe has created these personas to connect with figures, such as GAA players, in the past.

A number of male GAA stars from across Ulster are believed to have been victims of a widescale catfishing ordeal, which has been uncovered by the hosts of ...

Then 24 years old, he had cultivated a relationship with what he thought was a 19-year-old girl from the Midwestern United States, but which turned out to be a 40-year-old married housewife. “And also there was nothing illegal in this, there's nobody who has been asked for money or tried to be scammed from these accounts. "We're never going to reveal the identity of anyone that’s connected to this story.

A number of male GAA stars from across Ulster are believed to have been victims of a widescale catfishing ordeal, which has been uncovered by the hosts of ...

Then 24 years old, he had cultivated a relationship with what he thought was a 19-year-old girl from the Midwestern United States, but which turned out to be a 40-year-old married housewife. It’s important to have a network around you who can detect that something is amiss when situations like these arise.” “And also there was nothing illegal in this, there's nobody who has been asked for money or tried to be scammed from these accounts. “Here's the thing. "We're never going to reveal the identity of anyone that’s connected to this story. This is something that you see on Catfish the television show and you think 'that only happens in America'. This has happened in Ireland to a lot of people and a lot of people that we all know in the entertainment industry in the GAA, everywhere,” said Johnny Smacks.

Another listener wrote: “The #GAACatfish saga is the most chaotic Irish Pop Culture moment since Nadine Coyle lied about her age on Popstars (and that's a fact) ...

— Eoin (@EMMufc)May 25, 2022 GAA Catfish is still living in my head rent free. I hope who ever made this has a fabulous week. — Elaine Murphy (@ElaineMurphy_)May 25, 2022 Johnny Smacks said: “Here’s the thing. The RTÉ 2FM presenter continued: “She’s absolutely stunning, drop-dead gorgeous.