Show Notes
Episode No. 30 of Irish Illustrated Interviews is co-hosted by Irish Illustrated’s Tim O’Malley, who is introduced to Notre Dame’s other Tim O’Malley, a Double Domer who’s the associate director for Research at the University’s McGrath Institute and Academic Director of Notre Dame’s Center for Liturgy. He also holds a joint appointment teaching theology.
He’s also no stranger to the occasional tweet about Notre Dame football, which is why both Tim O’Malleys frequently get confused for one another.
Our light-hearted conversation dives into all that, plus several topics related to decades of Fighting Irish fandom, revelations on the Notre Dame-Boston College rivalry (all in good fun) and what to do in Rome if you’re making the trip for the Eternal City Tip-Off.
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