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On the back of the latest chapter in the 'GAA Catfish' saga, The 2 Johnnies 2024 accounts have been released online showing the two to have raked it in in their last financial year.
Their accounts show that post tax profits at their parent company 'Big Ball Small Ball Productions Ltd' increased by almost 70% in 2024 to €453,682 for the 12 months to the end of April last.
The duo saw their audience grow significantly after their stint on RTÉ's 2FM and the success of their podcast since then with a whole host of live shows performed throughout the year, saw accumulated profits rise to €857,205 for the trading year, up from €403,523 the year before.
Their company has also increased its workforce from 3 to 4 employees and the resulting value of wages rose from €423,212 to €488,271.
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A highlight of their 2023-24 financial review was their earnings from their 3Arena show in December 2023 which saw a recorded box office of €702,170.
With no slowing down in sight for the Tipperary duo, it seems there is no end in sight for their upward trajectory.
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