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The Late Late Show is back with a bang after the summer break, and Patrick Kielty is kicking off his third season in style!Hollywood royalty, actors Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell will meet up with Patrick to chat about their upcoming film A Big Bold Beautiful Journey. They will share stories from set and their experience of working together for the first time. Ahead of the Emmy Awards in Los Angeles this weekend, Colin will chat about his nomination for The Penguin, while Margot will reflect on the global success of Barbie.Following his decision not to pursue the Irish Presidency, Michael Flatley will join Patrick to reflect on his decision and the reasons behind it. He'll also speak about his personal journey with cancer and his involvement with a new exhibition by Breakthrough Cancer Research.After hanging up his boots, Irish rugby legend Conor Murray will chat to Patrick about his new autobiography Cloud Nine. He will reflect on a decorated career in Irish rugby, share stories from the dressing room and discuss how he found the strength to continue playing in the days and weeks after a road traffic collision left his father seriously injured.Former President of Ireland, Mary Robinson will join Patrick to discuss urgent global issues, including the deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza. She will share insights from her recent visit to the Gazan border and speak about the role of international leadership in what the UN World Health Organisation has declared a man-made famine.Late Late Show viewers will be treated to a special performance from Kodaline's Steve Garrigan.

Westlife, Imelda May and Ben Elton are among host Patrick Kielty's guests.

Host Patrick Kielty is joined by guests Richard Osman, Kyla Cobbler and Vittorio Angeloni.  

Host Patrick Kielty is joined by Katie Taylor, Rachael Blackmore and Arthur Gourounlian.

Patrick Kielty rings in 2026 leading a glittering New Year's Eve party packed with music, laughter and special guests. 

The Late Late Show celebrates traditional Irish music featuring Lisa Canny, Kevin Conneff, Wallis Bird, Fiachna Ó Braonáin, Eleanor McEvoy, Mike Hanrahan, Dónal Lunny, and Peggy Seeger.

Amy Beth McNulty, Claire Byrne and Mischa Barton are among host Patrick Kielty's guests.

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty!It's been a long hot summer, and The Late Late Show is back and ready to go!As he comes home to play at the Irish Open, four-time major winner Rory McIlroy will join Patrick for a chat along the Royal County Down fairway covering all things golf and the very special project he is supporting across Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.  Think we can stop what they do? We doubt it! And we don't want to. Fresh from appearances at some of this year's biggest festivals, young rappers Kabin Crew and Lisdoonvarna Crew are in studio to perform and chat about their viral hit 'The Spark', which gained widespread attention from celebrities the world over and amassed a whopping billion views on social over the summer.While Team Ireland's time in Paris has come to an end following incredible performances by all our athletes, Olympians and Paralympians will come together for the very first time this Friday night on The Late Late Show. Patrick will welcome medallists home from the summer games!Comedian John Bishop will be talking all about his eventful summer, from touring Ireland on a motorbike to getting lost in translation in the United States and… donkeys!Folk music royalty John Sheahan and Phil Coulter join The Late Late Show to exclusively unveil John's new stage show 'The Dubliners Encore'. The new group will perform a rousing medley of The Dubliners hits.And that's not all, Patrick has something he is really looking forward to telling you about, don't miss it!

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty!Fresh from the Emmy red carpet, four-time Oscar nominee Saoirse Ronan will be talking to Patrick this Friday night about her new film The Outrun, based on the best-selling memoir of the same name by Amy Liptrot. Saoirse will share what drew her to this story of addiction and recovery and why she can now add ‘lambing' to her list of special skills.Just this week Bundee Aki celebrated becoming an Irish citizen. New Zealand born, Irish rugby player Bundee has been living in Ireland for ten years and will sit down with Patrick to speak of the honour it has been for him to become a proud Irish citizen, his rugby career, playing for Connacht and more.Dating Naked UK is Rylan Clark's new Paramount+ series and he will be in The Late Late Show studio to bear all. Rylan is set to speak about his tv and radio career since becoming a household name on The X-Factor in 2012; why he is bascially an Irish man and… KaRyoke!Snow Patrol are back with a brand new album The Forest is the Path and on Friday night Gary, Nathan and Johnny will sit down with Patrick to tell him about their long awaited first album since 2018, perform a new song from the album and a megahit! Spoiled!

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! In her Late Late Show debut, European champion sprinter Rhasidat Adeleke will be in studio for her first interview in Ireland since the Paris Olympics. Rhasidat joins Patrick this Friday night to talk about her record-breaking season, the Diamond League, coming home to Ireland, and her recent encounter with one of her biggest fans – Rihanna! The Script's Danny O'Donoghue and Glen Power sit down with Patrick to share memories of their band mate Mark Sheehan; they will talk family, getting sober, flying high with PINK as well as playing live acoustic performances from their back catalogue. In a week that has seen war spread to Lebanon, where the civilian death toll continues to rise amid fears of a major escalation, Irish humanitarian John Whyte is in studio to give a picture of his life working with UNRWA in the epicentre of the conflict in Gaza, before he returns there next week.  Gaeilgeoir, podcaster and presenter Hector Ó hEochagáin is in studio to talk about the Irish words and phrases we should know and use and what he's been doing now that he's no longer making his weekly trip to the Hen House.Plus, it's time to dust off your cowboy boots as Patrick will be going live to a secret location where country music fans will be in with a chance of getting their hands on the last pair of tickets to be in the audience for The Late Late Country Music Special, happening on Friday 4th October! 

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! Grab your Stetson, don the double denim, and shine those Cowboy boots! Get ready for a Late Late Show hoedown, it's the country music special! This Friday night Patrick Kielty brings together the biggest and brightest stars on the Irish country music scene. This week's show will have something special for the newest of country music fans to the oldest. Lisa McHugh, Lee Matthews, Cliona Hagan and Sandy Kelly will showcase a host of tunes from chart topping hits to some old familiar classics. The Late Late Show Country Music Special will remember the country singer and songwriter Kris Kristofferson, who passed away earlier this week. Daniel O'Donnell and Eastenders star turned country singer Shona McGarty will pay tribute. Queens of Country Philomena Begley, Susan McCann and Margo will sit down for a chat with Patrick, while Derek Ryan and The Kilfenora Céilí Band will have viewers bopping in their seats! Patrick will invite Janet Devlin, Garron Noone, Margo and Mike Denver to play the game Wild West Roulette and father and daughter, Jimmy and Claudia Buckley will perform a duet. Michael English and friends Chantelle Padden, Clodagh Lawlor, David James join together to celebrate country songs much loved the world over. On the night, another star will be inducted into The Late Late Show Country Music Hall of Fame.Also, there is a huge surprise for one unsuspecting Irish country fan...

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty!Irish comedian and television presenter Dara Ó Briain will drop by to chat about his new show Re: Creation as well as his jam-packed summer of sport and the one piece of music that's haunted him at every turn. Broadcaster, author, jewellery designer and self-described messer Angela Scanlon will join Patick tomorrow night to talk about stepping into Graham Norton's shoes on the radio, wowing audiences with her Argentine Tango and why she is lending her voice and support to a very important upcoming documentary on RTÉ One.   Galway hurler Joe Canning will be in studio as his new book My Story, with Vincent Hogan, is published. Joe will be chatting to Patrick about life after intercounty hurling, reflecting on the highs and lows of his incredible hurling career (5 All Stars, 1 All Ireland, 4 Club All-Irelands), becoming a father, and the promise he has made to his nephews. Aeronautical engineer Dr. Norah Patten joins Patrick to talk about her lifelong quest to become the first Irish person in space, and how this dream will soon become a reality. Victim of coercive control, Nicola Hanney will sit down with Patrick on Friday night. Her new book, Stronger: What Didn't Kill Me, Made Me is Nicola's harrowing account of the abuse she suffered at the hands of her ex, former Garda Paul Moody, who is due for release from prison later this year.Australian Jason Donovan will be on the show tomorrow night chatting about his time in Neighbours, being a teen icon of the 80s, reuniting on stage with Kylie, and going on tour next year to celebrate 35 years of hits on stage and screen as well as performing one of his chart-topping hits. The Coronas will also perform a song from their new album Thoughts and Observations, which reached number one in the Irish charts this week knocking Sabrina Carpenter's Short n' Sweet from the top! 

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty!Patrick is rolling out the red carpet for Hollywood actors Colin Farrell, Rupert Everett and Aidan Quinn live from Dublin on The Late Late Show this Friday night! Tomorrow night Academy Award nominee, two-time Golden Globe winner and star of The Penguin, Colin Farrell will join Patrick live in studio along with his long-time friend, Emma Fogarty. Emma is Ireland's longest-surviving person battling the most severe type of agonising skin condition, epidermolysis bullosa (EB) also known as Butterfly Skin. Next week Colin will run the Dublin City Marathon with Emma to mark her 40th birthday and to raise funds for Debra Ireland. Actor, writer, director and one of the stars of My Best Friend's Wedding, Rupert Everett will be chatting to Patrick about spending time in Ireland, being ghosted by Hollywood and his recent guest appearance in Emily in Paris. Irish American actor and IFTA award winner Aidan Quinn will also drop by on Friday night to tell Patrick about why he loves coming back to Ireland and taking to the Abbey Theatre stage. TV presenter and chart-topping podcaster Vogue Williams joins Patrick to talk about her recent tour with Joanne McNally, her new podcast, Never Live it Down and her pride after her husband Spencer Matthews broke a World Record over the summer.  Hit maker Rick Astley is live in studio to chat about his rise to fame, returning to the spotlight after his early retirement, the rickrolling phenomenon, and his plans for the future. Rick will also be performing Never Gonna Give You Up with his big band! 

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! It's almost Halloween and this week The Late Late studio is dressed for a scarefest! Actor, author and former presenter of The Great British Bake Off, Matt Lucas will be chatting to Patrick about his remarkable career in comedy, his debut musical novel The Boy Who Slept Through Christmas, and his cameo role in the hugely anticipated Gladiator II. Comedian and actor, Ardal O'Hanlon will be in studio this Friday night to tell Patrick how he is preparing to go back out on the road next year with his new show. The pair will also catch up on meeting the Pope during the summer and as 30 years of Fr. Ted approaches, Patrick will be asking Ardal how his role as Fr. Dougal transformed his fortunes. IFTA award winning actress, Victoria Smurfit will be talking about working with Dame Jilly Cooper, Aidan Turner and David Tenant on hit guilty pleasure TV show Disney Plus' Rivals.  Reviewers have given the steamiest show on TV 5 stars and Victoria will share how she manifested the role of Maud O'Hara from a young age; she will also speak of her return home to Ireland. Eileen Walsh is in studio to chat with Patrick about her role in the hotly anticipated Small Things Like These. Adapted from Claire Keegan's novel of the same name, Eileen will share the story of a father who confronts the truth of one of Ireland's infamous Magdalene laundries. Playing opposite her good friend Cillian Murphy, Eileen will tell Patrick how their friendship goes back to the start of both their careers. In true Halloween style, Jedward will banish any ghosts or ghouls from studio with a paranormal performance while Bambie Thug will perform their brand-new song Fangtasy ahead of their Irish tour dates.

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! Legendary singer-songwriter Christy Moore joins Patrick to chat about his new album, A Terrible Beauty. He'll be performing some of his new songs, as well as an old favourite and explaining why these songs have resonated with him and his audience. Christy will tell Patrick about his love for living and gigging in Ireland, despite the major changes that have occurred in the country during his lifetime and will reflect on the successes of his career to date.Also in studio on Friday night are Golden Globe nominees Colm Meaney and Paul Reiser to speak about working together on Ireland set comedy The Problem with People. The Beverly Hills Cop actor Paul Reiser and Colm will tell of Paul coming to Ireland to make this film that was 30 years in the making; meeting and working together for the first time, and how Colm introduced Paul to GAA in Croke Park! Line of Duty star Vicky McClure will be in studio with Patrick to share her love of Dayclubbing and bringing it to Dublin this weekend. Nottingham born actress Vicky will also chat to Patrick about spending time in Ireland and being great friends with her former co-star Adrian Dunbar.Stand up comedian Des Bishop is back in Dublin and will be live in studio tomorrow night to talk about moving back to America during the pandemic and meeting his now wife during that time. With lots to catch up on, Des will be chatting about married life and going back on the road in Ireland with his new show Lately; he will also share why he thinks Gen Z-ers are misunderstood.  

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! In his first sit down Irish television interview, BAFTA award winning actor Paul Mescal will chat about his giant blockbuster Gladiator II. Paul will chat to Patrick about working with director Ridley Scott, his friendship with Saoirse Ronan and their appearance on The Graham Norton Show and coming home to his family. U2 bassist and global rock superstar Adam Clayton will be live in studio this Friday to talk about Ballroom Blitz, his documentary about the Irish showband scene of the 60s and 70s and how it's in his blood; the Las Vegas Sphere and their 40-day residency, as well as sharing exciting news of previously unheard U2 tracks. Graham Norton will be chatting about the inspiration for his fifth bestselling novel, Frankie; the ‘one - chat show guest - that got away' early in his career; and why he decided to get his weekends back by leaving his long running radio show.  Keeping with the theme of Cork people doing great things, Samantha Barry is coming home to Ireland and will join Patrick to chat about her new role as Glamour magazine's first Global Editorial Director, life in New York post US Presidential elections and dancing with Beyonce at the recent Glamour Women of the Year Awards. Comedian, actor and writer Brendan O'Carroll is home from Florida and will be chatting to Patrick about his hit series, Mrs. Brown's Boy's, which returns to our screens this Christmas. He'll also chat about his live show, The Musical for Moore Street, which tours Ireland in the coming weeks.  Irish folk music band from Donegal and led by Mairead Ní Mhaonaigh, Altan, will be taking care of the music on Friday night. Ahead of tour dates around Ireland, Altan will perform a set of reels to get viewers hands clicking and toes tapping.

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! Bad Sister Sharon Horgan will sit down with Patrick this Friday night to chat about the return of black comedy series Bad Sisters, the reaction to the first season and what we can expect from the Garvey sisters this time around. Sharon will also speak to Patrick about an unexpected Royal visit on set and coming home to her family, who are just as busy as the Garveys! Television host Piers Morgan will be discussing his turbulent relationship with President-elect Donald Trump and what he thinks the next four years have in store for America and the World; his YouTube show Piers Morgan Uncensored and why he loves to wind people up. Award-winning journalist and broadcaster Emily Maitlis will chat to Patrick about her infamous interview with Prince Andrew in 2019 which made headlines around the world. She'll also talk about adapting the story for screen in her Amazon series A Very Royal Scandal and the fallout from that interview five years on.  Comedian and writer Russell Kane makes his Late Late Show debut and joins Patrick to chat about new children's book and his Hyperactive tour, which he brings to Ireland next year.  Home from a number of gigs across the UK, Cork singer songwriter Allie Sherlock will be in studio on Friday night to perform her new song and to chat about her rising music career; and why she still loves busking on Dublin's Grafton Street! And someone at home will be surprised with the very first pair of audience tickets to The Late Late Toy Show!

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! Following his incredibly successful North American tour, Tommy Tiernan will chat to Patrick about gigging in the US during the presidential election and his love of travelling by tour bus. He'll also talk about bringing his Tommedian show across Ireland and Europe over the coming months and who he'd like to see on the ninth season of his chat show next year. Live at 10pm, just after polling stations close in the 2024 General Election, Patrick will be joined by two of the presenters of the Behind the Ballot podcast, Katie Hannon, David McCullagh and Jennifer Bray, Political Correspondent with The Irish Times live in studio to deliver and discuss the RTÉ, The Irish Times, TG4, Trinity College Dublin joint Exit Poll carried out by Ipsos B&A. Roseanna and Ollie Ruane will join Patrick ahead of next week's Late Late Toy Show. In 2020, when their daughter Saoirse was eight years old she appeared on The Late Late Toy Show and became the inspiration behind the RTÉ Toy Show Appeal, winning the hearts of the nation on the night. Saoirse passed away at the age of 12 in March of this year after a long battle with a rare form of cancer. Tommy Bowe will be chatting about the launch of his brand-new skincare line Flow by Bowe, catching up with his former coach Joe Schmidt and looking ahead to Ireland v Australia this Saturday. He'll also be reflecting on getting his start in rugby and life after professional sport. Celebrating four decades of music, Galway singer Mary Coughlan will be in studio performing her hit ‘I'd Rather Go Blind' ahead of the Irish conclusion of her 40th Anniversary Tour next month.

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! This Friday night Patrick will welcome to the Late Late the next five contestants vying for the glitterball on the upcoming series of Dancing with the Stars. Putting them through their paces, the newest judge to the panel, Karen Byrne will also join Patrick. Two-time winner across seven seasons, Karen knows what it takes to win and she will be sharing her experiences from the cha cha to the rumba for the class of 2025. Commandant Jane O'Neill and Private Adam Higgins recently returned from South Lebanon, where they were deployed as part of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL). They join Patrick to share what life was like in Camp Shamrock and how it feels to be home for Christmas.  Actor, writer and director Rupert Everett will be chatting to Patrick about spending time in Ireland, his new book The American No, his recent guest appearance in the Netflix hit Emily in Paris and his plans for Christmas. Irish athlete Ciara Mageean will be chatting about a year that saw her win gold at the European Championships, the injury laid waste to her Olympic dream and why she isn't giving up that dream just yet. The County Down native will share her journey of recovery with Patrick and will also be looking ahead to the GOAL Mile, for which she is an ambassador. Two of Ireland's best-known singers, Nathan Carter and Una Healy have joined forces for the first time to record a Christmas classic in aid of Barnardos. They'll join Patrick for a chat and will perform ‘Mistletoe and Wine' in studio with the children's choir from Corville National School in Roscrea, Co. Tipperary.  

Patrick Kielty celebrates 2024 with Olympians Mona McSharry, Sharlene Mawdsley and Paralympian Orla Comerford. There is also music from the RTE Concert Orchestra, The Undertones and Picture This. Plus, Patrick marks musical anniversaries with James Blunt and throws it forward to 2025 with rising stars Clinton Liberty, Alisha Weir and Justine Stafford, to name a few. 

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! Friday night's The Late Late Show will kick off the return of the season showcasing the best of our established and emerging musical talents celebrating this year's TradFest with folk singer songwriter Aoife Scott, musician Wallis Bird, singer songwriter Mike Hanrahan and sean-nós singer Seán Keane. In what has become a Late Late Show favourite, joining the Friday night TradFest party will be Mundy, Laois folk artist Molly Donnery, Cavan Gaeilgeoir Sinéad McKenna and Guadeloupean singer songwriter Ines Khai. Uilleann piper Louise Mulcahy, who made Fleadh history winning four senior all Ireland titles will also be among the guests on Friday night's show. Making it a proper session multi-instrumentalist Alan Connor, guest fiddler with The Chieftains Tara Breen, folk singer-storyteller Daoirí Farrell and percussionist Robbie Harris will be in studio; with dancers Ruth Charles of Riverdance and Jordo and the Legs adding to the hooley! Banjo player and former Dubliner Gerry O'Connor will be paying tribute to Dubliner Barney McKenna, while multi-instrumentalist Josephine Marsh and Nigerian Segun Arkano, frontman of The Yankari Afrobeat Collective will give performances to beat the band! Also on Friday night, musicians will honour the late Johnny Duhan who passed away in November last year by performing The Voyage. Combine all that with Dublin-born comedian David Nihill and you've got a great night of music and entertainment. David had a crippling fear of public speaking and tried standup comedy in an attempt to fight his phobia. Having overcome his fear, he has gone on to become the biggest selling Irish comedian in America and joins Patrick to share his extraordinary story.  In a week that saw Elon Musk stake a claim on British politics and Donald Trump on Greenland; political podcasters Ivan Yates and Matt Cooper will join Patrick to reveal their predictions for the year ahead in global and Irish politics and how a Trump presidency will affect Ireland.

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! All-Ireland winning captains Aidan Forker (Armagh), Tony Kelly (Clare), Niamh Carmody (Kerry) and Molly Lynch (Cork) will be looking back on last summer in Croke Park, chatting about the season that was, their All-Ireland glory and looking forward to 2025. Aidan Forker will join Patrick to chat about Armagh winning its first All-Ireland in 22 years and second All-Ireland title ever, while Man of the Match Tony Kelly will speak of winning his second All-Ireland with Clare. Molly Lynch will reflect on captaining Cork to a two-in-a-row All-Ireland title and Kerry's Niamh Carmody will be chatting about making it to the All-Ireland final three years in a row, to winning it in 2024, having waited 31 years to be crowned champions again.   GAA President Jarlath Burns will speak exclusively to The Late Late Show after a rollercoaster first year in office.  He will also be speaking publicly for the first time on some of the recently surfaced issues facing the GAA, and answering some of the critical questions they have raised. Two of Ireland's best-loved podcasters and presenters, The 2 Johnnies will open the show with their massive hit, When I Play for the County. They'll also chat about recent highlights, including winning a Junior B title with their local club, Cahir and reaching the number one spot with their debut album. RTÉ Sports Evanne Ní Chuilinn, author of The Great Irish Book of Gaelic Games, will be chatting about the spirit of the GAA and the volunteers up and down the country who keep the show on the road, how, having played camogie her whole life, Mothers and Others inspired her to take up football. Former Gaelic footballer and pundit, Pat Spillane will be talking about how the GAA is in his blood and is part of his identity. With the introduction of the new rules in 2025, Pat will share what he believes is the dawn of a brand new era of Gaelic Football and is very excited about all the twists and turns of this year's Championship.  Six months on from the passing of GAA commentator and national treasure Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh, Patrick will be speaking to some of Mícheál's family of his lifetime and legacy. Also, on Friday night Marty Morrissey will have a special surprise for a GAA hero, as he visits them at their club.

As the country recovers from Storm Éoywn, Patrick Kielty will have any updates on the situation and a packed show. Irish comedian, musician and delicious Tik Toker Garron Noone will sit down with Patrick tonight to talk about what a wild ride the last year has been, as well as a bit of craic and a song. Tonight, The Late Late Show will celebrate 150 years of the IRFU ahead of the Six Nations return. In his very first Late Late Show appearance, Andy Farrell sits down with Patrick Kielty and will be reflecting on his time as Ireland's Head Coach, including the back-to-back Six Nations wins, and looking to the future as he takes over the British and Irish Lions. As part of those celebrations, three of Ireland's rising rugby stars Aoife Wafer, Erin King and Craig Casey, along with legendary former player and captain, Rory Best will join Patrick. While best-selling author Paul Howard and Grand Slam winner Gordon D'Arcy will be on the show to chat about how an unlikely collaboration between the man behind the Ross O'Carroll Kelly books and Ireland's longest serving international player is now on its fourth children's book.  The Irish Women in Harmony, a collective of Irish female artists including Ruth Anne Cuningham, Erica Cody, Tolou, Aimée and Soulé, will come together on Friday night to give viewers a moving performance of Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah.

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! This Friday night on The Late Late Show, former President Mary McAleese and former broadcaster Mary Kennedy, and now hosts of The Changing Times podcast, have a lot to say. From their thriving friendship and not retiring, to the state of the world and the upcoming Irish Presidential election, the two Marys will sit down with Patrick to set the world to rights. Actor and comedian Pat Shortt marks his thirtieth year on our screens in 2025. He joins Patrick to talk about his career highs and to share his memories of the late, great Jon Kenny and their beloved comedy act, D'unbelievables.  Home from the world's toughest row, Team Power Of 1's John O'Driscoll, Conor McCarthy, Daragh Kelly, Enda McNicholas and Roger McMorrow will all join Patrick tomorrow night for a Late Late Show homecoming celebration. In what was a heroic journey that had the country row in behind them, they rowed across the Atlantic Ocean from San Sebastian de La Gomera, Spain to Antigua. Team Power of 1 were raising funds for children born with congenital heart disease in Ireland in memory of John's 13-year-old daughter Saoirse, their honorary sixth crew member. The first ever Irish Gladiator, Cyclone, will also be in studio. From Wexford, Cyclone will be chatting about how she went from being a powerlifting world champion to dominating the Gladiator arena and the reaction to her debut on the hit show.  Fermanagh's The Tumbling Paddies make their return to The Late Late Show tomorrow night. Bringing their unique Trad/Pop sound, the six-piece band will perform Night on the Town. They'll also be teaming up with some audience members as their musical knowledge is put to the test in an exciting game known as 'What the Folk?'

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! Treat yourself to a romantic night in this Valentine's with comedy, conversation, and music to set your hearts on fire. This Friday, American actress and Mad Men star Christina Hendricks and Irish actor and comedian Chris O'Dowd sit down with Patrick to chat about their new tv series Small Town, Big Story set-in rural Ireland. Chris will talk about filming in Ireland again and Christina will fill us in about her time on set. Award-winning actor, comedian and writer Steve Coogan will join Patrick to talk about appearing in the stage version of Stanley Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre in Dublin. He will also be talking about his iconic character Alan Partridge and how it felt to finally get his Irish passport. Canadian comedian, writer, presenter and actor Katherine Ryan will also be in studio tomorrow night. Katherine has carved out a hugely successful career on this side of the pond and will join Patrick to tell him about her Cork roots and her upcoming Irish gigs. For the night that's in it, she will also chat about her own love story and how she ended up marrying her high school sweetheart over twenty years after they first met. She won't be Out of Reach on Friday as singer-songwriter Gabrielle will be joining Patrick ahead of her gig in the 3Arena. The 90s icon will be chatting about her meteoric rise to fame, chart success and what's next for her. She will also be performing two of her smash hits, Dreams and Rise.

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! This Friday night, BAFTA award-winning Fiona Shaw will join Patrick on The Late Late Show. The Cork actor will share stories from her illustrious career which spans film, television and theatre over five decades. Fiona will be talking about her iconic roles in Bad Sisters and Killing Eve, as well as her latest film Park Avenue which premieres this week at the Dublin International Film Festival.  As the "King Kong" of weight loss medications Mounjaro becomes available on private prescription in Ireland, Patrick will be chatting with Kathryn Thomas about her new documentary The Skinny Jab Revolution. In this new two-parter, Kathryn explores the rise of these revolutionary drugs and asks why we still need to address the root cause of obesity, despite these advances? Satirist, actor and comedian Mario Rosenstock, the man behind the numerous impressions that make up Gift Grub joins The Late Late Show ahead of his nationwide tour. Always making people laugh with his repertoire of well-known faces and voices, Mario will be entertaining the Late Late audience with the latest goings on from some of his favourite characters.   Dancing with the Stars presenter Doireann Garrihy will also join Patrick on Friday night to chat about her recent winter wedding and her return to RTÉ 2FM, as she prepares to take up her new drive time radio slot. Making their Late Late debut, eleven-piece all-female supergroup BIIRD will perform tomorrow night. BIIRD, comprised of some of Ireland's best traditional Irish musicians and dancers, will bring their lilting sounds to The Late Late Show studio! 

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! As he prepares to visit Washington, Taoiseach Micheál Martin will be in studio to discuss why he is going to meet Donald Trump; the turbulent start to the new Dáil and his plans on how to tackle the housing crisis.  Also joining The Late Late Show on Friday night are two icons of stage and screen, multi-award winners Jessica Lange and Ed Harris. Starring in the adaptation of Eugene O'Neill's classic, Long Day's Journey into Night, two of the most talented actors of our time are in town for the world premiere of the film at the Dublin International Film Festival. They will speak with Patrick about their time shooting the film in Wicklow, connections with Ireland, and their careers in Hollywood and on Broadway. Actor Danny Dyer will be in studio on Friday night ahead of his new movie Marching Powder. Danny will be chatting about life since Albert Square, capturing hearts as Freddie Jones in Rivals, and why he's decided to run a caravan park this summer with his daughter Dani. Sarah Corbett Lynch will be on the show to talk about her memoir A Time for Truth about her father Jason Corbett. Jason was killed nearly ten years ago in North Carolina by Sarah's stepmother Molly Martens and Molly's father Tom Martens. They were released last year after pleading guilty to manslaughter. Sarah will join Patrick to tell her story.  The immensely talented country music and blues singer from Donegal, Muireann Bradley will be joining Patrick on Friday's Late Late show to perform Delia.

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! Olympic gold and bronze medallist and world champion, Daniel Wiffen will be sitting down with Patrick for the first time since becoming an Olympic champion. Daniel will be looking ahead to the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles, he will be sharing stories of racing fans in a swimming pool in Bali and also, going head-to-head with his brother Nathan for the first time in four years. Ireland Head Coaches Heimir Hallgrímsson and Carla Ward will join Patrick this Friday night. Together they will be chatting about taking over as the new men's and women's Head Coaches, looking ahead to 2025 fixtures, World Cup qualifications and the future of Irish football. In 2019 a Dublin Poker Festival hit the headlines when one of its players disappeared. 41-year-old Jón Jónsson had arrived from his home in Iceland, visiting Ireland for the first time. Within 24 hours of arriving in Dublin, he vanished. A new RTÉ podcast series Where is Jón has been investigating Jón's disappearance; tomorrow night Jón's mother Hanna, his sister Anna Hildur and brother David will join Patrick on The Late Late Show. Jón's family will be making a special appeal to the Irish public to come forward with any information on his disappearance. After a tumultuous week in American politics with reverberations felt around the world, Patrick will be chatting to Kerry's man in the US, CNN senior correspondent Donie O'Sullivan. Donie will be chatting about all things Donald Trump, MAGA and how Taoiseach Micheál Martin should approach his upcoming visit to the White House. Singer songwriter Kate Nash will be in studio tomorrow night to have a chat about her career, her Irish roots, reconnecting with Irish music and how the cost-of-living crisis is affecting touring musicians. Music producer Moio has been rising amongst the music scene and is now being recognised for his own talents. He will be making his Late Late Show debut with his performance of Moments. 

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! Shake your Shamrocks, Patrick Kielty will be hosting a St. Patrick's weekend extravaganza with music, dancing, reunions and returns! Getting the gang back together again, the 1990 Republic of Ireland squad will reunite on The Late Late Show on Friday night to relive one of Ireland's greatest sporting years, the year that was Italia 90. Marking 35 years since Ireland first qualified for the World Cup, Patrick will welcome Mick McCarthy, Niall Quinn, Packie Bonner, Ronnie Whelan, Ray Houghton, John Aldridge, Kevin Sheedy, David O'Leary, Andy Townsend, Chris Hughton, Chris Morris, Steve Staunton, Kevin Moran, Bernie Slaven, John Sheridan, Frank Stapleton and David Kelly to studio. Riverdance will be taking over The Late Late Show studio on Friday night as the cast showcase the global phenomenon which began as the interval act during the Eurovision Song Contest 1994. The Late Late Show will be celebrating the show that has become an Irish success story, performing to millions around the world. Grammy Award-winner and Cork singer-songwriter Cian Ducrot will be on the show to perform his new song Little Dreaming. Fresh from singing the National Anthems at last week's Six Nations Cian, who has just announced his first headline show at the 3Arena for later this year, will also sit down with Patrick this Friday night for a chat.   Nerves are building and the tension is rising as the winner of this year's Dancing with the Stars is just days away from taking home the coveted glitterball. Joining Patrick on the show tonight are the anticipatory finalists Jack Woolley, Rhys McClenaghan, Kayleigh Trappe and Danny O'Carroll along with their pro-partners Alexandra Vladimirov, Laura Nolan, Ervinas Merfeldas and Salome Chachua. They'll be chatting about their time spent on and off the dancefloor, the friendships they've made and more. Get ready for a ‘Rollercoaster' of a performance as B*Witched make their return to The Late Late Show this Friday night. Chart toppers Keavy, Edele, Sinead and Lindsay will be performing an ultimate fan favourite. And that's not all, Irish rugby fans in Rome will have the chance to win a pair of tickets to the Italy v Ireland match this Saturday.

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty!In her first exclusive Irish TV interview since moving to Ireland, talk show host, comedian, actress and philanthropist Rosie O'Donnell will be sitting down with Patrick on Friday night. She will be chatting about the welcome she has received in Ireland, why she made the decision to move here and her reaction to the move being raised during the Taoiseach's visit to the White House. She will also be speaking about why she wants people to join her next month in the Same Chance Walk for Autism with AsIAm. Country superstar Daniel O'Donnell is back on tour in Ireland this year. He joins Patrick to talk trips with family, touring and the lengths he has gone to for his fans in a chart-topping career that has spanned four decades. Comedian and actress Roisin Conaty known for Game Face and After Life will be in studio tomorrow night. With a name like Roisin, she will speak of growing up in London with Irish parents and spending summers in Kerry. Roisin will also be chatting about the new series LOL: Last One Laughing UK with Jimmy Carr and why she was so glad that she didn't have to even try keep a straight face amongst some of the funniest people in comedy.Off the back of another great year for the Irish at Cheltenham, two legends of the sport will join Patrick on Friday night. Four-time Cheltenham Gold Cup winner and leading jockey at this year's festival with four winners, jockey Paul Townend and Cheltenham 2025 double winner and the only female jockey ever to win a Grand National, Rachael Blackmore, will review the highs and lows of the week that was.

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty!  Ahead of their biggest arena headline tour in the UK and Ireland, the Sugababes chat to Patrick about their return to the spotlight, the enduring success of the band and their connection to Ireland. Mutya, Keisha and Siobhan will take to The Late Late Show's stage to perform their brand-new single Jungle as well as iconic hit Push the Button.  Irish singer and politician, Frances Black will be in studio alongside her daughter and fellow musician Aoife Scott. They will talk about their shared passion for music, their experiences in the spotlight, and how they will celebrate Mother's Day. Frances will also discuss her role as Senator and address rumours that she will run for the Áras. The mother-daughter duo will treat viewers to a special performance of When You Say Nothing At All.   Instagram sensation turned television presenter Maggie Molloy and comedian Kevin McGahern join Patrick to chat about helping Irish people move to the sun in the new series of Cheap European Homes. They will discuss what it takes to make a life overseas and why buying in Europe takes a whole new mindset.  Sports presenter Kelly Cates will join Patrick to speak about her role as one of the most prominent voices in sports broadcasting in the UK as she prepares to fill Gary Lineker's shoes as presenter of the iconic Match of the Day. She'll also reveal what it was like to grow up as the daughter of Liverpool and Scottish football legend, Kenny Dalglish.  

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! Following his passing yesterday, The Late Late Show will celebrate the life and sporting career of Kerry legend Mick O'Dwyer. Irish sports presenters Marty Morrissey and Des Cahill, former Minister of Sport and Mick's former Kerry teammate, Jimmy Deenihan,  former Kerry footballer, Jack O'Shea, former Laois footballer, Ross Munnelly and former Kildare footballer, Johnny Doyle, will be in studio remembering ‘Micko' as both a Gaelic football player and coach. They will pay to tribute to him for his massive achievements within the sport and share memories of Mick on and off the pitch. Ahead of the release of Irish comedy film Fran the Man, Amy Huberman and Deirdre O'Kane will chat to Patrick about their most recent projects, their love of comedy and how laughter is at the heart of their friendship. They will also talk about joining talented Irish comics on Last One Laughing. Labour Party Leader, Ivana Bacik will be in studio where she will discuss a range of crucial political and social issues currently dominating the national conversation. Ivana will share her thoughts on what Trump's 20% tariff will mean for Ireland and what the Labour Party want to achieve in opposition. Fresh from the World Athletic Indoor Championships in China, Kate O'Connor will join Patrick to give her reaction to winning a silver medal in the pentathlon race, securing Ireland's first medal at the event in 19 years. Having won a bronze medal at the European Indoor Championships just two weeks prior, Kate will chat about 2025 so far, her future plans and what it's like to have her Dad as her coach! Ryan McMullan will make his debut on The Late Late Show stage ahead of his Irish tour, performing Bowie on the Radio from his debut album, Redesign.

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! Ten years after being fully acquitted of the murder of her housemate Meredith Kercher, Amanda Knox will sit down with Patrick to discuss the journey of rebuilding her life and reclaiming her name following two trials, two appeals and intense global scrutiny. Knox opens up about her emotional return to Italy, the reasons behind her decision to face her prosecutor again and why she is determined to honour Meredith's memory. Bruno Tonioli, the charismatic and energetic judge known for his work on Strictly Come Dancing, will make his first appearance on The Late Late Show. Bruno will discuss his career transition from professional dancer to television personality and speak about what it's like to work alongside Simon Cowell on the latest series of Britain's Got Talent. Former Irish footballers, Johnny Giles and Liam Brady will be in studio ahead of their upcoming gig in Vicar Street in aid of the Irish Professional Footballers Benevolent Association. The dynamic duo will reminisce about their playing careers, while sharing their thoughts on the evolution of Irish football. With decades of friendship behind them, Giles and Brady will entertain viewers with stories from on and off the pitch. Comedian and presenter, Dermot Whelan will sit down with Patrick to speak about his new book Busy and Wrecked. He will discuss where he got his inspiration to write the book and why laughter really is the best medicine. Ahead of their sold-out gigs across Ireland this summer, Amble will take to The Late Late Show stage to perform brand new single Swan Song.

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty!  Sinn Féin leader, Mary Lou McDonald will join Patrick to discuss the disruptive beginning of this Dáil term. She will share her thoughts on the party's performance in recent elections and look ahead to Sinn Féin's priorities in opposition including their ongoing campaign for a united Ireland.   Acclaimed actor, screenwriter and producer, Simon Pegg—known for hits like Shaun of the Dead and Run Fatboy Run, as well as standout roles in Star Trek and Star Wars—will drop in to chat about his return as Benji Dunn in Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning. He tells Patrick about stepping back into the action-packed role and shares stories from behind the scenes.   Global superstar, Paloma Faith will be in studio to discuss her pivot from pop to podcasting with her new show Mad, Sad and Bad. She'll also be chatting about her Sunday Times bestselling book MILF, the myth of perfect motherhood and celebrating her birthday in Ireland.   Cork comedian, Chris Kent will sit down with Patrick ahead of his Irish tour Offline. Renowned for his storytelling and sharp wit, Chris discusses why unplugging from the digital world has become a central theme in his comedy. He also opens up about how fatherhood has shaped his material.  KhakiKid will also be in studio to perform his track Date Nite, bringing his signature style to The Late Late Show stage. 

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty! Tánaiste, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Minister for Defence and Fine Gael leader, Simon Harris, will be in studio on Friday night to discuss some of the most pressing issues on the political agenda - from Ireland's stance on neutrality to the country's approach to defence and the ongoing threat of a trade war. He will also reflect on his time as Taoiseach, marking his place in history as the youngest leader in the history of the Irish state. On the 15th anniversary of the passing of her father, the late Gerry Ryan, 2fm presenter Lottie Ryan will join Patrick to reflect on Gerry's life and legacy. In her first in-depth television interview about her father, Lottie will discuss losing him at just age 23, share memories of their close bond and reflect on what it means to follow in his broadcasting footsteps. Boyband stars Keith Duffy and Brian McFadden - also known as Boyzlife - will drop in to chat with Patrick about their extraordinary careers and the journey that brought them together on stage. They will reflect on life in two of the world's biggest boybands, Boyzone and Westlife, what it was like being managed by Louis Walsh and navigating the music industry in their early twenties. As the Grand Ole Opry marks its 100th anniversary, we pay tribute to this legendary institution with a special performance from three of Ireland's brightest young country stars - Claudia Buckley, David James and Gerry Guthrie - singing a timeless country classic.

Here is your host, Patrick Kielty!  In the season finale of The Late Late Show, seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady makes his debut this Friday night, reflecting on his illustrious career and life beyond the field. In an exclusive interview, Tom will open up about how he fought his way to the very top of American Football earning the title of greatest of all time. He also will discuss his Irish roots and his deep connection to Ireland.   Nadine Coyle, beloved Girls Aloud star and Derry native, returns to The Late Late Show to catch up with Patrick on life lately. Following a very successful Girls Aloud reunion last year, Nadine will reflect on the band's incredible legacy, her enduring friendships with her fellow bandmates and the emotional journey back to the stage following the loss of friend and bandmate Sarah Harding.   After announcing his retirement from RTÉ yesterday, Joe Duffy will be in studio to chat to Patrick about his longstanding 37-year-career in broadcasting. He will look back on some of the most memorable moments and the remarkable stories he covered live on air on RTÉ Radio 1's Liveline. He will also discuss why building trust was core to his approach as a broadcaster and what the next chapter might hold for him.  Ireland's Eurovision 2025 representative, EMMY, will also be on the show on Friday night before she takes to the Eurovision stage in Basel, Switzerland next Thursday in the second semi-final. She chats with Patrick about her whirlwind journey since being selected as Ireland's Eurovision entry earlier this year. EMMY also treats audiences to a special performance of her single Laika Party recorded in the Old Library in Trinity College Dublin, giving fans a taste of what's to come.   And ahead of Tina – The Tina Turner Musical arriving at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre later this month, The Late Late Show audience will get a sneak peak of what's to come with a live performance of a medley of Tina's classics. 

Ryan returns with a bumper show opened by the Artane Band. Guests include Michael Flatley talking about the film 'Blackbird'. Love Island winner, Ekin-Su speaking about life outside the villa. Pat Spillane, reflecting on his career upon retirement. And, a panel of experts talking about what we should expect as we enter a cost of living crisis. Tolü Makay performs 'Mercy, Mercy Me' with RTÉ Concert Orchestra.

Ryan is joined in the studio by Michael Bublé, Charlene McKenna, Ronnie O'Sullivan, Philly McMahon, Rory O'Connor, and Edward Mullins.

Tánaiste Micheál Martin, Noel Gallagher, Joanne McNally and Vogue Williams, Eddie Hearn and Mario Rosenstock lead line up for this season's penultimate episode of The Late Late Show.

Ryan Tubridy hosts his last edition of the entertainment show, which he has been presenting since taking over from Pat Kenny in 2009

The longest continuously running chat show in the world returns with band of the moment Picture This, hurling legend Henry Shefflin and outspoken obesity expert Dr Eva Orsmond.

Ryan's guests include rugby star Sean O'Brien, ploughing guru Anna May McHugh, author Marian Keyes and actor Eddie Izzard. With music from Paul Carrack and The Stunning.

Tennis legend Martina Navratilova, journalist Vanessa Feltz and actor Tom Vaughan-Lawlor all join Ryan in this edition, with musical performances from Derek Ryan and Husdon Taylor.

Ryan is joined by Russell Crowe, Francis Brennan, and Seònaid Ó Murchadha. Music from Russell Crowe's Indoor Garden Party and Jiggy.

Ryan Tubridy welcomes Star Wars actor Domhnall Gleeson, presenter Vogue Williams, comedian Dara Ó Briain, foodie Roz Purcell and former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Ryan Tubridy chats to Cillian Murphy and Jamie Dornan, Michael Conlan, Al Porter, Shane Ross, and Olympic medallists Annalise Murphy, Paul O'Donovan and Gary O'Donovan. Music by Picture This.

John Kavanagh, Thomas Barr, Marty Morrissey, Alison Canavan, Mario Rosenstock and The Young Offenders join the Late Late line-up.

Ryan Tubridy chats to Bear Grylls, Jane Seymour, Ivan Scotts, Anna Mae McHugh, Enda O'Coineen, Eamon Dunphy, Sinead O'Carroll and Chris Donoghue. Performances by Michael English, BP Fallon with Emma Lou and The Agenda, and Vladimir and Anton.

Ryan Tubridy welcomes President Michael D Higgins, actor John Connors, writer Stefanie Preissner and Paralympics heroes Ellen Keane and Niamh McCarthy. Music from The Blizzards.

Ryan's guests include Alexander Skarsgard and Michael Pena, Jilly Cooper, Francis Brennan, Jason McAteer, Oliver Jeffers and Michael Healy-Rae. With music from Josh Christina, Smokie and Heroes in Hiding.

Ryan is joined by fashion queen Pippa O'Connor, rugby hero Paul O'Connell and Game of Thrones actor Liam Cunningham. With music from The Three Amigos, Nickelback and Mick Flannery.

Ryan is joined by Minister of State John Halligan, Hairy Bikers and Kathleen Watkins with music from The Riptide Movement and Donna Taggart.

Ryan Tubridy is joined by Michael Bublé, Graham Norton, Kieran Donaghy and Donal Skehan, with Bublé performing a recent hit and one of his classics.

Ryan's guests include pop star Robbie Williams, former 007 Sir Roger Moore, comedian Alan Carr, rugby star Johnny Sexton and hypnotist Keith Barry.

Ryan Tubridy travels to London to interview legendary musician Bruce Springsteen. Back in the studio, Ryan welcomes Jeremy Paxman, Rob Heffernan, Don O'Neill and Vogue Williams. Music from John Spillane and Sugar Hill Gang.

Ryan welcomes Oliver Callan (as Donald Trump), Katie Hopkins and Colette Browne discuss the President-elect, Bridget & Eamon, Bibi Baskin, John Whelan, David McGowan and science enthusiast and comedian, Dara O'Briain, with special performances by Walking on Cars and The Stylistics.

Ryan Tubridy welcomes boxing champ Katie Taylor, pop star Olly Murs, businesswoman Marissa Carter and Blindboy Boatclub.

Ryan Tubridy welcomes Daniel O'Donnell, Angela Scanlon and John Bishop to the Late Late Show. With music from O'Donnell and Gavin James.

The Late Late Toy Show returns with host Ryan Tubridy and an incredible troop of singers, dancers and toy testers ready to entertain the nation.

Guests include the star of 'Loving' Ruth Negga, broadcaster and journalist Charlie Bird, 'Dancing with the Stars' competitor Des Bishop, broadcaster and author Michael Parkinson and musical performances from Shay Healy and Hothouse Flowers.

Ryan's guests include actress Miriam Margoyles, Louis Walsh alongside Ireland's next Eurovision entrant Brendan Murray, and comedians Jason Byrne, Brendan Grace and Pat Shortt. With music from the RTÉ Concert Orchestra accompanying Glen Hansard, Aslan and Finbar Furey (with Cór na nÓg).

Ryan chats with Amy Huberman and Neil Morrissey from RTÉ's new drama "Striking Out", Hughie Maughan, Teresa Mannion and Des Cahill from "Dancing with the Stars", RTÉ's US correspondent Caitriona Perry, and "The Great Irish Sell Off's" Ian Kehoe. Also featuring music from Derek Ryan and Connor McKeon.

Ryan Tubridy welcomes journalist Amanda Brunker, BT Young Scientists, Brendan Courtney, Mary McEvoy and Jon Kenny with performances from Jack Lukeman and Eddi Reader.

Finbar Furey is with Ryan Tubridy to discuss a long and varied career, joined by Republic of Ireland manager Martin O'Neill, Aslan frontman Christy Dignam and Hollywood actor Patrick Bergin. The programme also features Pat McDonagh, David Beattie, Lisa Canny, Dr. Peter Collett and Oliver Callan.

Ryan Tubridy welcomes pop star Jason Donovan, architect Dermot Bannon, presenting pair Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langford, and soprano Celine Byrne.

This year's Enterprise Special features an variety of Irish companies. Ryan also welcomes Derval O'Rourke and the Dancing with the Stars judges.

Love is in the air as 200 singletons join Ryan for a night of romance on The Late Late Valentine's Special. Ryan is joined by comedian Al Porter and Eurovision star Linda Martin.

Ryan Tubridy welcomes Hollywood A-lister Eric Bana, The Saturdays' Una Healy and Father Brian D'Arcy. With music from country favourite Mike Denver.

This week Ryan welcomes to the couch a buffed-up Philip Boucher-Hayes, singer Seán Keane and councillor Mannix Flynn. Music from Little Hours and Seán Keane.

This week Ryan welcomes to the couch legendary actor Michael Gambon, on-the-rise actor Emmet Kirwan and Rosemary Adaser. Music from Brian Kennedy and Jake Carter.

Ryan Tubridy welcomes Tuam Babies historian Catherine Corless, horse trainer Ted Walsh and female farmers Karen Elliffe, Danielle Stewart and Ashleigh Fennell.

Ryan Tubridy welcomes Paul McGrath, Annalise Murphy, Maura Derrane, and Eamon Dunphy to the show. Music from The Wrafter Family and Full Set & Fusion Fighters.

Ryan Tubridy welcomes Julian Clary, Ireland's first quintuplets, Dancing with the Stars finalists, Jon Ronson, and a brand new Dragon.

Ryan Tubridy welcomes RTÉ broadcaster John Creedon, Chopped owner Brian Lee, author Lorna Byrne and poet Joseph O'Connor. Music from Calum and Emma Lou & The Agenda.

Ryan Tubridy welcomes Imelda May, Colm Meaney, Kevin Kilbane and Kathryn Thomas. With music from Lee Matthews.

Country music superstar Charley Pride heads up a star-studded line up for The Late Late Show Country Special. Also making a special appearance is Charlie Landsborough.

Ryan's guests include Body Shopping's Dr. Ciara Kelly, author Jo Nesbø, supervet Noel Fitzpatrick, and YouTuber Oli White. Also featuring Richard Curran discussing Ireland's property crisis.

Ryan Tubridy welcomes Handsome Devils star Andrew Scott and his director John Butler. Other guests include journalists Owen Conlon and Stephen Breen, and comedian Katherine Lynch.

Ryan Tubridy welcomes another set of celebrity guests and musical stars including Eurovision legend Johnny Logan, horse trainer Jessica Harrington, and 2fm's Bernard O'Shea.

This edition features Liveline's Joe Duffy, Irish designer to the stars Paul Costelloe, Dublin-born artist Rasher and Slane Castle's Lord Henry Mountcharles, with guest performances from Lords of Strut, I Draw Slow and Callum Beattie.

The Late Late Show celebrates the career of one of Ireland's most beloved singers this week with a Mary Black special.

The last in this series of the long running chat show sees host Ryan Tubridy welcome Damien Dempsey, celebrate 50 years of the Community Games and feature a very special duet by Big Tom and Margot. Final.