I've always used XChat. I've used it on Linux, Windows, and now Mac OS X. There is are Aqua and X11 versions. I've used both versions, and I like them both, but I recomend the Aqua version so you can work without loading up X11 and consuming more RAM. XChat has TCL, Perl and Python interfaces, as well as a decent selection of scripts. My favorite feature with this is, though, tabbed chatting. It's really quite nice.
I'm an IRCOp, and I've used just about every feature you can imagine. Topic changing works just fine, though I've always voice'd and op'd people by text commands. However, XChat is a very mature project so I'm sure that the GUI's op management is robust and functional.
Mango IRC is a completely redesigned chat client for your Mac OS X and with Mango IRC and Mango IRC HD also a great companion for your iPhone or iPad. You can keep in touch with your friends. Adium is a free instant messaging application for Mac OS X that can connect to AIM, XMPP (Jabber), ICQ, IRC and more. Learn more about Adium. Rapscallion is a highly advanced MUD client, designed to suit all styles of MUD, and all styles of mudding. It is currently the Mac client of choice on many MUDs, MOOs, MUSHes, MUVEs, chat servers and others, and some of its more unusual features make it ideal for other uses, such as the Internet Relay Chat (IRC).
Best IRC client for Mac OS X: Textual. Being the powerful one, in the list of these applications, Textual is so smooth to use. Basically, designed for Mac OS X, offers such an amazing multi-column UI which is delightful in dark and light variants and especially cool on retina devices.
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