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06 Sept 2025
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Courtesy of @the2johnnies on Instagram
The 2 Johnnies have shared their delight following the appearance of an advert for their new album at a bus stop.
The podcasting pair posted a series of Instagram photos at the bus stop in Bansha, Co Tipperary, where a poster advert for their upcoming album Small Town Heroes has popped up.
"Some people wanna be in Las Vegas, we’re on the bus stop in Bansha. Life goal achieved," they captioned a series of snaps posing at the bus stop in question.
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The two shot to fame from their popular comedy podcast. A three-episode saga entitled the GAA Catfish catapulted the two Tipperary natives to further fame, where Johnny 'B' O'Brien outlined how he had been scammed while online dating.
The comedy duo now host their own show on RTE 2fm and their album, Small Town Heroes, is available to pre-order now. It will drop on May 31 for general sale.
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