This tribute was recorded on April 28th, 1984, right before the reunited Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem embarked on their reunion tours in 1984 and 1985.
Tribute to The Dubliners featuring U2, The Pogues, Christy Moore, The Furey's & Davey Arthur, Stockton's Wing and Jim McCann.
The Chieftains and their guests in a special Late Late Show celebrating the Chieftains 25th anniversary in 1987.
Irish traditional/folk music group The Dubliners, performed on RTÉ Television's 'The Late Late Show' New Year's Eve special, in Studio 1 in 1987. This edition of 'The Late Late' was entitled 'After All Those Late Late Shows...'. It looked back over 25 years of Irish life and also marked the opening of Dublin's 1988 millennium celebrations. A banner reading "1988 DUBLIN CELEBRATING A THOUSAND YEARS" can be seen hanging in the background.
A two hour studio 'live' music special featuring Sharon Shannon & Friends.
Featuring Eleanor McEvoy, Sinéad O'Connor, Altan, Sharon Shannon, Delores Keane, Frances Black, and many others.
Tribute to singer, songwriter, Christy Moore
After almost 37 years as the show's host, Gay hangs up his hat for the last time.
Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders.
Interviews: Olympic boxing medalists Kenny Egan, Darren Sutherland and Paddy Barnes; Brian Cowen; Jonathan Rhys Meyers; Colm Tóibín. Performances: Sharon Shannon and Jerry Fish; Katherine Jenkins; Riverdance; Magick Macabre; The Three Waiters (Alfredo, Scott and Jean-Marc); Tenor Michael Londra, Soprano Celine Byrne and The Assembled Choirs from Wexford
Interviews: Trinny and Susannah; Pat Hickey; Rick Stein; Carol Thatcher; Michael Gambon, Michael Colgan and Jimmy Carr. Performances: Mick Flannery; Yulia Pikhtina; Lisa Hannigan; Jimmy Carr
Interviews: Paralympics gold medalists and performance director (Jason Smyth, Michael McKillop and Liam Harbison); Erin Brockovich; Adele King; Personal financial advice (Shane Ross and Eddie Hobbs); John Creedon. Performances: The Script; Seán Keane; Melody Gardot; Fashion show
Interviews: Kathryn Thomas; Wendy Salisbury; Conor and Daragh Prendergast; Health discussion; Rabbi Schmuley; Mickey and Michaela Harte. Performances: Boyzone; The Blizzards; Brendan Bowyer
Interviews: Sonia O'Sullivan; Declan Ganley; Rachel Allen; Death on K2 (Family and friends of Ger McDonnell); Government nationalisation of banks (Terry Prone, Frank Fitzgibbon and Richard Boyd Barrett). Performances: Katherine Lynch, Tracy Piggott, Mary O'Rourke and Brian Kerr "Run for Africa" on a treadmill; Official Blues Brothers Revival; Andrew Johnston; Jack L
Interviews: Cecelia Ahern; Frank McDonald and Kathy Sheridan; Sheila Hancock; Gary Kavanagh (and hair models); Peter and Mark Keaveney; Gerry Kelly. Performances: Mary Coughlan; Alan Shortt and Pakie O'Callaghan (as Brian Cowen and Charlie McCreevy)
Interviews: Michael Parkinson; A flock of Redemptoristine nuns; Jesse Metcalfe; Twiggy; Tom O'Connor. Performances: Duke Special; John Bishop; Keane; Sandy Kelly
Presented by Gerry Ryan in the absence of Pat Kenny. Interviews: Tony Curtis; Daniel and Majella O'Donnell; Richard Madeley; Tommy Tiernan; Roseanne Barr. Performances: Snow Patrol; Leon Jackson; Daniel O'Donnell
Ryan Tubridy is joined by a stellar line-up for his very first Late Late Show with guests including An Taoiseach Brian Cowen, legendary actress Joan Collins, Academy Award nominee Saoirse Ronan, Niall Quinn, Cherie Blair and the hugely successful singer/songwriter David Gray.
Jermaine Jackson gives his first interview outside the US since his brother's death. The "Liam McCarthy Cup" winners and All-Ireland champions for four years in a row, Kilkenny, are Ryan's first guests. While Kelly Osbourne talks candidly about her rock 'n' roll teens and the Fair City cast celebrate their twentieth anniversary.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by a wide range of guests including The Nolan Sisters, comedian Jimmy Carr and journalist David McWilliams. Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh attempts to be an impartial Kerryman ahead of the All-Ireland Football final.
Ryan Tubridy meets Tony Sutherland, father of Olympic champion Darren Sutherland. The cast from The Clinic discuss their upcoming new series and Emmy Award winning director Dearbhla Walsh talks about her career to date.
Ryan Tubridy chats with dynamic presenting duo, Ant and Dec, about the highs and lows of their careers. He discusses the future of Irish boxing with Bernard Dunne and American chat show queen Ricki Lake bares all.
Ryan Tubridy discusses the highs and lows of married life with Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne. Former Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern talks about life after his resignation and Kilkenny hurling manager, Brian Cody, looks back at another successful summer.
Ryan Tubridy talks to Vince Vaughn about his upcoming film. Cathal O'Shea chats about losing weight. PJ Gallagher looks back over the Naked Camera series and discusses what the future holds for him in Ireland.
Ryan Tubridy talks to Cork hurler Donal Óg Cusack, in his first public interview since the release of his autobiography. He also chats with Craig Doyle about his television career and Daniel O'Donnell talks about his musical influences.
Ryan Tubridy chats to former glamour model, Katie Price about her latest book and playing the media game. David Coleman discusses parenting and creches. Alexandra Burke performs her latest single.
Ryan Tubridy is joined on The Late Late Show by Gordon Ramsay, Russell Brand plus Irish comedic talent Dara O'Briain.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Ronan Keating about his work, the band and life after Stephen. Mario Rosenstock does his best medley of impressions and Chris Evans chats about his love for the Emerald Isle.
Ryan Tubridy chats to comedian Brendan Grace. Rachel O'Reilly's mother, Rose Callaly, talks about writing her daughter's memoirs. Shannen Doherty of the hit American series 90210 discusses the highs and lows of her acting career.
Ryan Tubridy presents his first Late Late Toy Show. A selection of boys and girls help Ryan to rate this year's best toys and books. Special guests include Westlife and Jedward.
It's a star-studded show this week with comedian Peter Kay, Kildare's legendary Christy Moore, Peter Andre, The All Ireland Talent Show judges, Seasick Steve and Ben Dunne. Don't miss the very best in all-round entertainment.
This week's Late Late Show features Canadian singer Michael Bublé, who chats to Ryan and performs from his new album. Cat Stevens, now known as Yusuf Islam, talks about his controversial gig in Dublin. Hector O'hEochagain discusses his upcoming projects and Hollywood actor Gabriel Byrne discusses the clerical child abuse report.
Ryan Tubridy meets teen pop sensation Miley Cyrus following her recent sell out Irish gigs. Padraig Harrington reflects on his personal and professional year. Former presenter Gay Byrne talks to Ryan about his favourite moments from his 37 year tenure. Music is courtesy of Paolo Nutini, Jerry Fish and Imelda May.
Talk show. Ryan Tubridy is joined by President Mary McAleese, Brian O'Driscoll, Katie Taylor and Louis Walsh, with performances from Chris de Burgh and soprano Celine Byrne.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Ardal O'Hanlon about the merits of being Irish and male. Spandau Ballet singer Martin Kemp talks about his career. Cynthia Owen reveals the shocking details of her childhood, please note that this interview deals with a subject that some viewers may find upsetting.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Brendan O'Carroll aka Mrs. Brown. Two-time Oscar nominee and 'Atonement' star, Brenda Blethyn, chats about her career. Fine Gael leader, Enda Kenny discusses the future of his party. Plus there's an extra special performance from the cast and stars of 'We Will Rock You' including legendary Queen rockers Brian May and Roger Taylor.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Dickie Rock about his illustrious career. Cian O'Daly talks about his son Henry's fight for life following his diagnosis with a rare heart syndrome. Erica Gimpel from the hit television series Fame discusses a new talent search in Ireland. Justin Lee Collins explains why he plans to represent Ireland in the next Eurovision Song Contest.
Angie and Azzedine Benhaffaf, parents of conjoined twin babies Hassan and Hussein discuss their extraordinary lives. Paul O'Connell reveals some of the finer details of life as a Munster and Ireland rugby star. Hollywood actor Benicio Del Toro discusses the highlights of his career. Heather Mills chats about Dancing on Ice.
Celebrity Big Brother contestant and The Usual Suspects actor, Stephen Baldwin reveals that he is of Irish descent. George Hook talks about how his trip to Haiti affected him. Music is courtesy of Fionn Regan and pop sensations The Saturdays. Janice Dickinson chats to Ryan about her life and loves.
Joining Ryan for a chat is actor Samuel L Jackson, star of 'Pulp Fiction'. Ryan will also be chatting to Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams about the recent historic agreement in Stormont and the shocking revelations about abuse within his family. Irish actor Michael Fassbender will also be dropping in to chat about his time working with Brad Pitt and Quentin Tarantino.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by boxing legend Bernard Dunne to discuss highlights from his career following the announcement of his resignation. Colin Farrell and Neil Jordan chat about their latest film and music is courtesy of Corinne Bailey Rae.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Shane MacGowan and Victoria Clarke to chat about their charity single 'I Put A Spell On You' which features Nick Cave and Johnny Depp. Broadcaster Eamon Dunphy appears on the show with his daughter Collette and a panel including Nuala Carey and Breffny Morgan ask: Is being thirty-something and single the mark of independence?
Ryan Tubridy presents a special edition of the talk show, that gives viewers a chance to choose Ireland's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2010. Marty Whelan and former winners Johnny Logan and Dana Rosemary Scanlon offer their opinions on each of the five acts.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Boyzone about the death of Stephen Gately and their plans for the rest of the year. Elizabeth Hurley discusses her beauty regime ahead of the launch of her latest collection. Crime journalist Paul Williams reveals the extent of gangland crime in Ireland. YouTube sensations Crystal Swing perform their song 'He Drinks Tequila'.
Ryan Tubridy meets Cillian Murphy and Brendan Gleeson, two of Ireland's most successful actors. Harry Crosbie discusses his latest venture, The Grand Canal Theatre. Tess Daly chats about her career, motherhood and the text messages that threw her private life into the public domain.
Ryan Tubridy meets female jockeys Katie Walsh and Nina Carberry. John Joe Brennan of Late Late Toy Show fame tells Ryan about how his passion for clocks developed. Paul Brady performs live and Keith Barry takes unsuspecting members of the audience on a very special journey.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Matt Cooper, Kevin Myers, Sarah Carey and Ger Colleran to discuss the country's financial situation. Sinéad O'Connor sings live on the show and discusses her life and the crisis facing the Catholic Church. Also joining Ryan is the fashion legend and actress Jerry Hall.
Ryan Tubridy's guests include novelist and former EastEnders actress Martine McCutcheon. Garden designer and TV presenter Diarmuid Gavin chats about his latest projects. Actors Mick Lally and George McMahon talk about their new play, 'God's Official'. With musical guests Scouting for Girls and the Celtic Tenors.
Ryan Tubridy meets Dragons' Den stars Sean Gallagher and Gavin Duffy to discuss their investments from the show. Green Party leader John Gormley discusses the policies he has introduced. Acting legend Michael Gambon and director Michael Colgan chat to Ryan about their illustrious careers
Sandy Kelly recalls the highs and lows of her remarkable singing career. Soap queen Beverly Callard drops in to talk about playing Liz McDonald in the soap 'Coronation Street'. Also on the show is GAA legend Mick O'Dwyer.
Ryan Tubridy leads a tribute to Gerry Ryan with Gay Byrne, Pat Kenny, Joe Duffy, Dave Fanning and Brenda Donohue.
Ryan Tubridy presents the popular talk show featuring high-profile guests, current social issues and the very best in all-round entertainment. Comedian Jason Byrne, Paddy Moloney from The Chieftians and The Vard Sisters are among the guests this week.
Ryan Tubridy discusses the topics raised in the RTÉ Aftershock series with Amanda Pratt, Mark Little and Bill Cullen. Alastair Campbell reflects on the outcome of the British General Election. Stephen Gately's partner, Andrew Cowles talks candidly about life with and without Stephen and Twink reflects on a hectic fortnight.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by actor David Kelly, Mary O'Rourke, singing sensations Crystal Swing and visionary Joe Coleman.
It's Ryan's birthday and the final Late Late Show of the season. With Eurovision on everyone's mind, this week's show looks back at Riverdance and the success of the theatrical show around the world. Guests include catwalk queen Caprice and youngest member of the girl group The Nolans, Coleen. With music from Crowded House and more.
In the first show of the new season, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair gives his first live interview following the publication of his autobiography. Ryan chats to Munster rugby star Donncha O'Callaghan and there are performances by former 'X Factor' stars Jedward and singer Imelda May.
Ryan Tubridy talks to Irish band The Script, former Minister for Defence Willie O'Dea, golfer Graeme McDowell and music from Sharon Corr.
Broadcasting great Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh joins Ryan as he prepares to call time on his career. Also joining Tubridy are comics Des Bishop and Barry Humphries.
Ryan is joined by world boxing champion Katie Taylor, garden designer Diarmuid Gavin. Tim Robbins reflects on his acting career and performs with the 'Rogues Gallery Band' and Derek Davis is part of a panel discussion ahead the RTÉ 'Coming of Age' series as part of Positive Ageing week.
Republic of Ireland football manager Giovanni Trapattoni makes his first Irish chat show appearance since taking up the job in 2008. Writer and former drug smuggler Howard Marks is joined by fellow Welshman and notorious hell-raiser Rhys Ifans to talk about Howard's new biopic 'Mr Nice'.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by The Saturdays singer Una Healy and her uncle Declan Nerney. The High Kings perform with one of their biggest fans, Adam O'Sullivan. Comedian PJ Gallagher chats about his fear of flying and John Lonergan discusses his time as governor of Mountjoy prison.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Hector Ó hEochagáin, Carol Vorderman and Meath football legend Liam Hayes with a special live performance by Chris de Burgh. Katherine Lynch also perfroms as singer Bernie Walsh.
The winner of Ireland's Greatest is announced after a final passionate plea from each of the five advocates. Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood talks about his life and performs live. Also joining Tubridy is domestic goddess Nigella Lawson, fashion stylist Gok Wan and Irish champion jockey Ruby Walsh.
Guests this week include legendary crooner Tom Jones, Irish dance sensation Michael Flatley, singer turned actress Andrea Corr and crime correspondent Paul Williams.
Ryan is joined by Girls Aloud singer Nadine Coyle, Michael Parkinson and soccer legend John Giles and friends celebrate his 70th birthday.
Ryan is joined by comedian turned author Dawn French, 'Anonymous' funnyman Jason Byrne and acclaimed artist 'Rasher'. Labour party leader Eamon Gilmore discusses the future of Ireland and Cerys Matthews performs live.
Music and chat, hosted by Ryan Tubridy. On this weeks show comedian Dara O'Briain, The Chieftans, X Factor winner Shayne Ward and a panel discuss the possible bail out.
It's that time of year again! Ryan is joined by children from all around the country as they test out this year's 'must have' toys as well as some old favourites.
Funnyman Jack Black joins Ryan to talk about his new movie Gulliver's Travels plus D'Unbelievables perform for the first time in ten years. Après Match get together in the form of Brian Lenihan and Fintan O'Toole with a mysterious third member from the Fianna Fáil party. Westlife and Katherine Jenkins both perform live.
Ryan is joined by Robbie Williams, Mark Owen and Gary Barlow from Take That, former Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Daniel O'Donnell and his wife Majella.
Ryan is joined by X Factor star Mary Byrne, actress Saorise Ronan, the u23 world cross-country gold medallists and the Rubber Bandits. Johnny Logan, Mary Byrne and The script all perform live.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Robbie and Claudine Keane, Archbishop Diarmuid Martin and singer-songwriter Jimmy McCarthy.
Ryan talks to American acting legend Brian Dennehy, director Neil Jordan, Boyzone singer Mickey Graham and comedian Neil Delamare hosted by Ryan Tubridy.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Kathryn Thomas about presenting the new series of Operation Transformation and this year's leaders discuss what motivated them to take part in the show. Northern Ireland's Deputy First Minister, Martin McGuinness discusses his role in the peace process. Louis Walsh chats about The X-Factor and The Coronas perform live.
Tubridy has a panel discussion on the week's political upheaval, Riverdance star Jean Butler and conspiracy theories are discussed with Jim Corr and Lord Christopher Monckton - with music from Irish band Clannad and Ryan Sheridan.
Ryan chats to Bob Geldof about the release of his new album and his plans for the year. Domhnall and Brian Gleeson chat about their famous father and their favourite roles. Patsy Kensit reveals her Irish roots and Brendan O'Carroll chats about the success of 'Mrs Brown's Boys'.
Ryan Tubridy interviews Ardal O'Hanlon and former ER actress Maura Tierney about their theatre production. Alastair Campbell talks openly about depression and Fergal Keane discusses his OBE. Sugarland perform their latest single and internet sensations 'Up and Over It' dance with their hands.
Five musical acts compete to become Ireland's representative at the 56th Eurovision Song Contest in May. Ryan Tubridy also presents a selection of themed performances.
Ryan Tubridy talks to the stars of RTÉ's Dragons' Den about how the recession has affected their own businesses, Thelma Madine discusses her career as a dressmaker and her role in the hit documentary series 'My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding' and Ellie Goulding performs live.
Irish screen great Maureen O'Hara chats to Ryan Tubridy about her on-screen chemistry with John Wayne and why she's determined to live to 102. Colm Meaney discusses his work on 'Star Trek' and films 'Con Air' and 'The Damned United'. Wonderland perform their debut single, 'Not a Love Song'.
Ryan Tubridy talks to cast of 'The Commitments' about playing together for the first time in twenty years. Author Roddy Doyle discusses the future of show in the West End and Mercury Prize winners Elbow perform their new single 'Neat Little Rows'.
It's 25 years since the death of Phil Lynott, to mark the occasion Phil Lynott's mother Philomena is in studio, as well as Brush Shields and Joe Elliott with music by Thin Lizzy. Ryan is also joined by rugby legend Keith Wood. Warning - This programme contains flashing lights.
Ryan Tubridy celebrates everything Irish be it sports stars, fashion icons, our indomitable spirit and dark humour. In studio, he talks to Irish greats such as Rory McIlory, Rob Kearney and Eoin Cadogan. The JD Set perform one of their latest singles.
Ryan Tubridy chats to the star of 'Killing Bono' Robert Sheehan about working on the film and Amy Huberman reveals her plans for the upcoming British Royal wedding. Ryan also meets Sir Trevor McDonald, Mary Byrne, Ronan Keating and the Irish cricket team.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Eamonn Holmes and his wife Ruth Langsford about working together on 'This Morning'. Ciarán Hinds and Brenda Blethyn discuss their transition from the big screen to radio and Keith Barry dazzles the audience with illusions and magic.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Charlie Bird about his new documentary series of legendary Antarctic explorer, Tom Crean. Mary McEvoy talks about her new book, Ireland's greatest slimmer gives advice on how to shed the pounds, Ali Hewson and Adi Roche talk about the Chernobyl Children and Jessie J performs her hit single, 'Price Tag'.
Irish International Soccer star Kevin Doyle, WWE's Seamus 'The Celtic Warrior' and some interesting dog lovers all join Ryan Tubridy. Music from Josh Groban and Finbar Furey with the High Kings.
Ryan Tubridy explores the world of Irish dancing and John Healy from 'The Restaurant' discusses his recent health problems. Comedian Adrian Edmondson performs live and British Eurovision hopefuls, Blue reunite to perform their entry.
The singing twosome from Lucan, Jedward join Ryan as we say 'bonne chance' to them before they head off to compete in the Eurovision Song Contest. Paul Costello and Neil Delamere give their opinion on the fashion of the Royal wedding and Suede perform their latest single in house.
Dragons' Den star Sean Gallagher tells Ryan why he wants to run for President, Keith Duffy and his wife Lisa discuss their work with Irish Autism Action, a guest panel chat about finding love online in Ireland and Crystal Swing perform their new single.
He is famous for his red soled shoes, fashion guru Christian Louboutin joins Ryan in studio. Jeffrey Archer talks about his life and Kate and Gerry McCann give their first Irish interview about that fateful night four years ago. Also musical performances by Mary Black, Relish and David Gray.
Ryan is joined by British game show host Les Dennis, British Airways boss Willie Walsh and John Bowman talks about Garret FitzGerald's life and political achievements. Music from Andrea Corr
An Taoiseach Enda Kenny joins Ryan to chat about Queen Elizabeth II and Barack Obama. Neil Diamond sits down for his first ever Irish interview and Gabriel Byrne does his best Jedward impression. Il Divo and Bell X1 perform in studio with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra.
Ryan Tubridy is back for another season of Ireland's longest running chat show with special guests including Cuba Gooding Jr. and Sinead O' Connor.
Ryan Tubridy recalls great Irish football moments with Ronnie Whelan, meets with the Libyan rebel commander of the Tripoli brigade, chats to Sue Johnston of the Royale family and discusses the 9/11 attack with those who experienced the tragedy first hand.
Ryan Tubridy chats to a host of eclectic guests including Celebrity Big Brother winner Paddy Doherty, renowned British actor John Hurt and Senator David Norris.
In finally claiming the Sam Maguire after 16 years, Ryan Tubridy chats to the victorious Dublin team. Other guests include Dylan McGrath and Nick Munier from MasterChef and former X-Factor Winner, Joe McElderry.
Ryan Tubridy is joined in studio with Mike Murphy to talk about his past and what expects in the future, Jedward perform their latest hit single and the seven candidates for the Presidency hold their first debate on television.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by comedian Des Bishop, author Colm Tóibín and super model, Alison Canavan. Jodie Marsh discusses her body builder transformation and architect Dermot Bannon talks about his 'blind date' experience.
Cecelia Ahern joins Ryan Tubridy in studio. Mitch Winehouse talks about his daughter Amy and the foundation he set up in her honour. The cast of Merlin talk about life on set, Joe Duffy chats about his book and Tim Michin serenades the studio audience. Musical performances from Ocean Colour Scene, The Priests and Christina Perri.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Danielle Ryan, Saoirse Ronan and Charlene McKenna about the Lir Acadmey. Ed Sheeran performs his hit single 'A Team'. Comedians Joe Rooney, Barry Murphy and Kevin McAleer take a satirical look at the current economic climate and Matt Cooper reflects on recent political developments.
Ryan Tubridy welcomes home Katie Taylor after her Gold medal success at the European Boxing Championships. Other guests include Christy Moore, Paul Williams, Feargal Quinn and Neil Delamere. Music from Florence and the Machine and Lisa Hannigan.
Westlife do their first interview since announcing their retirement and perform some of their best hits. Comedian Mario Rosenstock talks about Joan Burton, Pat Spillane discusses the GAA. Matt Cardle, Katherine Jenkins and Adam Ant perform in studio.
A jam-packed show - Ryan talks to comedians PJ Gallagher and Daire O'Briain, 'Sex and the City' actor Chris Noth, Miss Ireland plus there is music from boybands The Wanted and JLS.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by an eclectic array of guests including singing sensation Michael Bublé, comedian Brendan Grace and actor Rob Brydon.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by pop sensations, One Direction. Ryan also chats to Nancy Dell' Olio about life after Strictly and reveals the newest dragon to Dragon's Den. He chats to the man behind the party, TD Micheál Martin and singer, Mary Byrne performs live in studio.
It's the biggest annual event on Irish television presented by Ryan Tubridy and it's back to reveal this year's most talked about toys, tested by kids from all around the country.
Singing sensation Sinitta, joins Ryan Tubridy and talks about dating Brad Pitt and Simon Cowell. Comedians Pat Shortt and Jason Byrne also talk to Ryan. Live studio performances from Daniel O'Donnell and Rebecca Ferguson.
Limerick's finest comedy duo, The Rubberbandits, and Tommy Tiernan join Ryan Tubridy in studio. Ryan also hears the amazing story of Joanne O' Riordan, born wih Amelia Syndrome, who convinced Enda Kenny to reverse the Disability Allowance cuts. Musical guests include, Charlotte Church and Jessie Buckley.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Allen Leech about his role in Downton Abbey and Damien McGinty, who won the Glee Project. Brendan O'Carroll drops by to talk about his plans for Christmas and Ryan Sheridan and Cór na nÓg perform in studio. Santa Claus makes a very special annoucement.
Keith Duffy and his son Jay talk about their close bond and their acting success, gymnast Kieran Behan talks about competing for Ireland in the Olympics, Declan Ganley gives his view on the Euro-crisis plus Strictly Come Dancing judge Len Goodman talks about his colourful career.
Ryan chats to Michael O'Leary about what charity has inspired him this year, Andrea Roche talks about life on the runway and her own modelling agency and with the 40th anniversary approaching, Ryan remembers the victims of Bloody Sunday in Derry.
Ryan chats to Eamon Dunphy, Christine Bleakley, and Irish Oscar Nominees Peter McDonald, Eimear O'Kane and Scott Graham. Foster and Allen talk frankly about their €6 million debt to the revenue. Also featuring performances from nine-year-old Ashley Tubridy, who was a huge hit on the Late Late Toy Show and Maverick Sabre.
The Goonies Star, Corey Feldman talks about being a teenage star in Hollywood. Richard Madeley and his daughter Chloe talk to Ryan about family life and growing up under the media spotlight. Simon Delaney talks about his recent success in the States in shows like The Good Wife plus a panel discussion on IVF with music from Bressie and Camille O'Sullivan.
Michelle Heaton chats about her near death experience following the birth of her daughter, Aslan celebrate 30 years in the music business and the Irish couple who survived the capsizing of the Costa Concordia talk that tragic night. Ryan discusses dating with a guest panel and X-Factor winner Matt Cardle performs.
Noel Gallagher joins Ryan to talk about life after Oasis and the success of his new band High Flying Birds. Irish pop group Six reunite ten years after the release of the debut single 'Whole Lotta Lovin'. Snow Patrol perform their new single 'In the End'.
Jedward, Maria McCool, Donna McCaul, Andrew Mann and duo Una Gibney and David Shannon compete to become the country's representative at this year's Eurovision Song Contest.
Niall Quinn talks to Ryan Tubridy about leaving Sunderland and what the future holds. Irish star of Desperate Scousewives Layla Flaherty chats about the downside of reality television plus music from Big Country and Wallis Bird.
Joining Ryan on the Late Late are Susan Boyle, Jerry Springer, Gok Wan, and Amanda Byram. Plus the Wanted and trad group the Irish House Party will be perform Glad You Came together.
Ryan chats to screen legend Mia Farrow, Marian Finucane talks about her new documentary on her friend Nuala O'Faolain, plus Sinead O'Connor performs her new single 'The Wolf is Getting Married'.
Natasha Giggs gives her first Irish television interview since news of her affair with her brother-in-law Ryan Giggs hit the headlines last year. Plus Robert Sheehan talks about his success since Love/Hate and Eamon Coghlan talks about his decision to move into politics.
Irish cricketers Trent Johnston, Kevin O'Brien John Mooney join Ryan in studio, fresh from winning the qualifying tournament for the ICC Twenty20 World Cup. Also joining Ryan is former EastEnders' star, Pam St Clement. Music from Katie Melua, Altan and Paul McCartney's son James.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Diarmuid Gavin about the Chelsea Flower Show and his new series. Irish Chef Cathal Armstrong discusses catering for Barack and Michelle Obama. Mentalist Keith Barry reads the minds of two unsuspecting members of the audience and Buddy Greco performs with the Dublin City Jazz Orchestra.
Bob Geldof joins Ryan to talk about his new tour, veteran magician Paul Daniels shows us a few new tricks and controversial journalist Samantha Brick talks about her now infamous article on the difficulties of being a beautiful woman.
Jonathan Ross makes his first appearance on The Late Late Show and Irish football legend Paul McGrath is on the show for the first time in 15 years. Jenny McDonald, Ruth Bowie and Arlette Lyons, three women in the headlines recently, discuss Ireland's health service and attitudes towards abortion.
This week's Late Late Show guests include soccer star, Steven Gerrard, comedians Ardal O'Hanlon and John Bishop, actress and singer Kym Marsh and 'Angels in My Hair' author Lorna Byrne. Music from Marina and the Diamonds.
Team Bressie triumphed on The Voice of Ireland as Pat Byrne was crowned winner. He performs on tonight's show. Best-selling author Terry Pratchett, OBE, talks about his lack of formal education, difficulty reading and living with Alzheimer's.
Joining Ryan on The Late Late Show this week are Eurovision hopefuls Jedward; UK Eurovision entrant and 70s legend Engelbert Humperdinck plus The Saturdays Una Healy.
Joining Ryan on the Late Late Show this week is Britain's Got Talent sensation Ryan O'Shaughnessy, Ireland goalkeeper Shay Given plus Scottish comedian Kevin Bridges.
Guests on The Late Late Show this week will include President of Ireland Michael D. Higgins, actress Tippi Hedren and academy award winning Glen Hansard.
The Late Late Show 50th Anniversary Special, featuring an eclectic mix of musical acts, comedy and entertainment.
Ryan Tubridy kicks off the 51st season of the show with the Irish Olympic boxing team including Katie Taylor, Paddy Barnes and John Joe Nevin. Actor Chris O'Dowd chats about his recent marriage and his new show, Moone Boy. Heathers and Mel C perform live.
Ryan is joined by Ireland's Paralympic team, former president Mary Robinson, Pamela Stehpenson and The Darkness
A host of guests join Ryan, including model, Rosanna Davison, feminist author, Caitlin Moran, x-factor judge, Louis Walsh and Dr.Rhona O' Mahony who discusses childhood obesity. Performances from Pat Shortt and Jack L.
The 2012 All-Ireland Football Champions, Donegal show off Sam, Singer, Jamelia talks about being the new Voice of Ireland Judge, Des Bishop chats about his new tour, Nicky Byrne and Neil Lennon chat Strictly Come Dancing, plus more!
The New York band Fun perform their hit single "We are Young", sports broadcaster Jacqui Hurley discusses her wedding and Antiques Roadshow regular Judith Miller drops by to appraise some of the audience's finds.
Ryan chats to Sonya and Virginia Macari about their family connection to Ireland. Cecelia Ahern chats about juggling life as a mother and an author. One Direction drop by to discuss their global domination. Paddy Casey performs live.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Breaking Bad star, Bryan Cranston who chats about new film Argo and James Nesbitt talks about his role in the highly anticipated 'The Hobbit'. Other guests include Mary O' Rourke and Mark Pollock with performances from Camille O' Sullivan and Eimear Quinn.
Joining Ryan Tubridy is Irish dance group Prodijig. Sports commentator, Clare Balding talks about the London 2012 Olympic Games, Tipperary hurler, Lar Corbett chats about life in the public eye. Also joining Ryan is Michelle Heaton, who talks openly her decision to get double mastectomy and her ovaries removed in a bid to prevent cancer. Fr. Brian D'Arcy discusses his censure by a Catholic Church watchdog and David McWilliams and guests debate the banking crisis. Republic of Loose and Daniel O'Donnell perform in studio.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Robbie Williams about life as a father and the launch of his new fashion line. Amy Hubberman and Nigella Lawson chat about how life has changed since they were last on the show and Irish rugby stars Donncha O'Callaghan, Jamie Heaslip and Tommy Bowe look at the future of Irish rugby.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by comedians Mario Rosenstock and John Bishop. Also joining Ryan is Peter and Katie Taylor. There is a discussion about crime in Dublin and Movember mo's show off their mustaches. Music by Declan Nerney, Neil Hannon and The Wonder Villains.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Twink about her new book, Neil Delamere discusses what it means to be Irish and a guest panel debate abortion legislation in Ireland following the tragic death of Savita Halappanavar.
Joining Ryan Tubridy in studio is Michael Palin, who discusses his travels around the world. 'Günther' from Ápres Match tells Ryan about the differences between the Irish and German people. Darren Clarke and Brent Pope talk about sporting achievements and Sean Quinn Jr tells Ryan about his time spent in jail. Music from The Stunning, Noriana Kennedy and The Strypes.
Light entertainment show, featuring a guide to the best toys to buy this Christmas, as tested by children from all over the country. Hosted by Ryan Tubridy.
Ryan Tubridy talks to the parents of Lily-Mae Morrison about the charity single launched to raise funds for her treatment. Vivienne Connolly tells Ryan what it's like playing the devious Ingrid on Fair City. Martin Sheen talks about the Voices from the Frontline project and Kirsten and Jim Sheridan discuss their new film, Dollhouse. Music from the Tiny Dancer Choir and the Original Rude Boys.
Katherine Jenkins sings 'Away in a Manger' and discusses her plans for Christmas. Billy Connolly chats about his latest movie role and The Dubliners perform a medley of their hits in their final Late Late Show appearance. John Sheahan regales the audience with tales from his time on the road with the band. Kevin Kilbane looks back on the highlights of his career.
Brendan O' Carroll discusses the award-winning success of his programme, Mrs Brown's Boys, Ryan Tubridy reunites unaware families live on air, Colm Keaveney TD joins Ryan and a panel of guests, including Pat Spillane, Olivia O'Leary and Maia Dunphy review the year's events. Music from Finbar Furey.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Hector Ó hEochagáin about his new show, 'Hector Goes'. Ryan also chats to Irish inventors and innovators who are making the most of the recession. Music from The Riptide Movement and Maura O'Connell.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Hector Ó hEochagáin about his new show, 'Hector Goes'. Ryan also chats to Irish inventors and innovators who are making the most of the recession. Music from The Riptide Movement and Maura O'Connell.
Ryan's guests include Bláthnaid Ní Chofaigh and comedian Sean Hughes. A panel of guests discuss the launch of Cycle Against Suicide, a campaign to remove the stigma from mental illness. With studio performances from Gavin James, Alfie Boe and Perfect Friction.
Sunday Times journalist David Walsh and Lance Armstrong's former masseuse Emma O'Reilly discuss Oprah Winfrey's interview with the cyclist. Ryan speaks exclusively with Fiona Doyle about public reaction to her case. Britain's Got Talent winner Ashleigh Butler and Pudsey the dog chat about their new show and Voice of Ireland judges Kian Egan and Bressie drop by for a chat.
Pat Kenny steps in for Ryan and hosts actor Paul Rudd and director Judd Apatow talking about movie 'This Is 40' and Anchorman 2. Sonya Lennon and Brendan Courtney discuss their new clothing brand and music from PictureHouse and Phil Coulter
Ryan chats with John C Reilly, who also performs in studio. Simon Delaney discusses his third time presenting the IFTAs and Gabrielle Aplin performs her new single.
Ryan Tubridy hosts the Eurosong 2013 competition where five acts compete to represent Ireland in the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest in Sweden.
Joining Ryan Tubridy is golfer Paul McGinley, business mogul, Bill Cullen and the lastest business partner on Dragons' Den, Ramona Nicholas. Senator Martin Conway and Bernard Dunne also talk to Ryan. Music by Redwoods and Frances Black.
Ryan Tubridy talks to Brian May, Kerry Ellis and Super Nanny, Jo Frost. Ireland's strongest man, James Fennelly demonstrates his strength, Jo Wood chats about her marriage to Keith Woods and Anna May McHugh talks about the Ploughing Championships. Music by the Stereophonics.
Ryan's guests include President Michael D. Higgins, Shane Finnegan and Joe Brolly, Norah Casey as well as performances from Evora, The High Kings and Martin Hayes with Dennis Cahill.
Ryan Tubridy chats to the Irish Womens Rugby Team about their first Grand Slam victory in the Six Nations. Music by Kodaline and Bressie.
Brendan Grace and Declan Nerney perform together and chat to Ryan about their life and work. Angela Scanlon, Laura Whitmore and Darren Kennedy discuss what it's like being Irish and living in London. Also featuring Maura Derrane and Dylan McGrath. Music by Mary Byrne and Heidi Talbot.
Tom Cruise and Olga Kurylenko discuss their new sci-fi epic 'Oblivion', B*witched perform their hit single 'C'est La Vie' and The Voice of Ireland coaches Jamelia and Sharon Corr talk about their healthy rivalry on the show.
Ryan Tubridy talks to Mike O'Shea and Clare O'Leary who spent 26 days traversing the world's largest frozen lake. Nadia Forde chats about her upcoming move to LA, Eoin Colfer talks about his publishing career and UFC fighters, Cathal Pendred and Conor McGregor, chat about their recent success. Music by Ryan Sheridan and Lumiere.
Love/Hate star, Charlie Murphy chats about her blooming acting career, Joe Schmidt and Rick O'Shea discuss epilepsy awareness, PJ Gallagher talks about his upcoming nuptials in Las Vegas and 'Pilgrim Hill' director, Ger Barrett discusses his debut film's incredible success. Music from Walking on Cars.
Louis Walsh talks to Ryan about X-Factor, Primal Scream perform live in studio and Bernard O'Shea talks about how he got started in comedy.
Ryan Tubridy chats to the sky diving nun, Sister Patricia Wall and Nicky Byrne talks about life after Westlife. Also, Ryan looks at some historic sporting items and chats to Kelly McDonagh Mongan about the birth of her child. Music by Jake Bugg and Jamie Cullum.
Anne Doyle regales Ryan with tales from her days in the RTÉ Newsroom. The cast of Fair City pay tribute to Jim Bartley who plays the much loved character Bella Doyle. Reality TV stars Jamie Laing and Spencer Matthews chat about their BAFTA winning series Made in Chelsea.
The last Late Late show of the season features exclusive and exciting musical acts. The legendary Nile Rodgers of Chic will perform 'Le Freak' and 'Good Times', Mark Owen will perform his new single 'Star', and Colm Wilkinson.
Ryan Tubridy returns with a new series of the longest running chat-show in the world. His guests include Domhnall Gleeson, The Boomtown Rats and The Strypes.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Majella O'Donnell, Lucinda Creighton, impressionist Mario Rosenstock and YouTube sensation Seo Linn / Coláiste Lurgan.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Sinitta and Colm Meaney. Bernard O'Shea and Dermot Whelan chat about Blue September. Music by the High Kings and the Hot Sprockets.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by the cast of Love/Hate as well as actress Tina Malone and inspirational Cork teenager Joanne O'Riordan. Bell X1 perform live in studio.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Irish X-Factor contestant Melanie McCabe, European Ombudsman Emily O'Reilly, Irish music legends John Sheehan and Paddy Moloney, Irish author Martha Long, the Love/Hate cat and many more.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Irish X-Factor contestant Melanie McCabe, European Ombudsman Emily O'Reilly, Irish music legends John Sheehan and Paddy Moloney, Irish author Martha Long, the Love/Hate cat and many more.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Colin Farrell, Steve Coogan, Brian O'Driscoll and Gok Wan. Music from Big September, Jose Carreras and the cast of Save The Last Dance.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Kimberley Walsh, Seán Óg Ó hAilpín, Warren Gatland and Eamon Dunphy. Music from Jack Lukeman and the musical, Wicked.
Ryan Tubridy's guests this week include John Bishop, Christy Moore, Shane Filan and Jennifer Saunders.
Ryan Tubridy interviews FAI Executive John Delaney, Amanda Holden, mixed martial artist Conor McGregor and music from Little Green Cars.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by EastEnders actress June Brown, Downton Abbey star Allen Leech, golfer Pádraig Harrington and legendary singer Cliff Richard.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Finbar Furey, Bridget Jones creator Helen Fielding, Wet Wet Wet, jockey AP McCoy, comedian Pat Shortt and Irish band Kodaline.
It's the biggest annual event on Irish television and it's back to reveal this year's most talked about toys, tested by kids from all around the country. Hosted by Ryan Tubridy.
Guests include Gary Barlow, Jason Byrne, Peter Coonan, Perry Ogden, Fr. Peter McVerry, Karen Koster and John Maguire. Also, tributes to the late Nelson Mandela and Domhnall from the Late Late Toy Show returns to speak about meeting his hero, Robbie Keane.
Ryan chats with Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield, award winning country singer Daniel O'Donnell and actor and comedian Johnny Vegas. Ellie Goulding performs.
Ryan Tubridy chats to The Saturdays singer, Una Healy, Brendan O'Carroll, Swedish Pop Idol winner, Kevin Walker and two families are reunited for Christmas. Performances by Wallis Bird and Sharon Shannon, Paul Harrington and the Whitefriar Street Church Choir.
Ryan Tubridy chats to 'King of the Jungle' Kian Egan and Ireland Rugby Head Coach Joe Schmidt as well as performances from Gregory Porter & Chip Crawford.
Joining Ryan Tubridy are Davy Fitzgerald, Kenneth Egan, Eddie O'Sullivan, Nikki Symmons and Ray Mears. Matt Cooper speaks about his recent trip to North Korea and Andrew Scott talks about playing the devious Moriarty on Sherlock. Music by James Vincent McMorrow, Skipper's Alley and Red Hurley.
Ryan Tubridy chats to star of upcoming series Penny Dreadful, Josh Hartnett. Also on the show are power ballad legend Michael Bolton and Philomena Lee on the search for her lost son. Music from Kapitals and Trilogy Music.
Ryan Tubridy chats to hypnotist Keith Barry, broadcaster turned millionaire Mark Little, former Apprentice star Katie Hopkins and Mario Rosenstock is on hand to give his take on the Garth Brooks mania that's sweeping Ireland.
Ryan Tubridy chats with Senator David Norris, Samantha Mumba, Irish women's weightlifters Danielle Hayes, Lisa Cannon, Emma Scott and the father of Jonathan Byrne, who died after participating in 'neknomination'. Music from Eddie Reader and a Garth Brooks tribute act.
'Moone Boy' star David Rawle, Actress Brenda Fricker and VICE journalist Karley Sciortino are amongst the guests joining Ryan in studio.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Hollywood legends Richard Dreyfuss and Terry Gilliam and a panel of Tom Curran, Corrinna Moore & Simon Fleming discuss someone's "right to die". Musical guests Corner Boy, Midge Ure and Keith Hanley.
Can-linn feat. Kasey Smith, Patricia Roe, Eoghan Quigg, Andrew Mann and Laura O'Neill compete to win the right to represent Ireland at the 2014 Eurovision in Denmark this May. Also featuring Johnny Logan, Louis Walsh, Linda Martin, Eoghan McDermott and Maia Dunphy.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by stars of 'The Stag', Amy Huberman, Hugh O'Conor, Peter McDonald and Brian Gleeson. Also joining Ryan is Conor Lenihan, Evelyn O'Rourke, Donal Skehan and Hector O'Heochagain. Performances from Judith Owen and Alan Hayes.
Christine Buckley's family talk about their mother's legacy, Kian Egan performs live and talks to Ryan about becoming King of the Jungle and his new solo tour. Also on the show Jason Byrne and reality star Joey Essex.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Mike Ross, Lorraine Kelly, Jim Culloty, Mary Lou McDonald and Game of Thrones' Art Parkinson with music from The Raglans, Lisa Stansfield and Altan.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Calvary actors Brendan Gleeson and Killian Scott and director John Michael McDonagh, boxers Barry McGuigan and Carl Frampton, former world chess champion Garry Kasparov and Monica Porter. Music from Pixie Lott, The Riptide Movement and The Wolftones.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by X Factor winner Sam Bailey, Garda whistleblower John Wilson, The Wanted star Siva Kaneswaran, Rio Hogarty and footballing legends Jason McAteer and Phil Babb.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Linda Nolan, singing sensation Fr Ray Kelly, former South African rugby player Francois Pienaar, Missy Keating and her mother Yvonne, and Jimmy Magee performs his charity single "These Old Eyes Have Seen It All". Music by the Hothouse Flowers and Josh Record.
Author Cathy Kelly, Senator Eamonn Coughlan, newscaster Eileen Whelan and TV presenter Emma O'Driscoll all take on a singing challenge in aid of charity. Also, KITT from Knight Rider will be in studio and a performance from superstar pianist, Lang Lang.
Ryan Tubridy's guests include Christy Moore, Adam Clayton, Alison Canavan, Noel Fitzpatrick and the son of Tom Gilmartin. Also featuring a special 300-person Riverdance performance and music from George Ezra, Imelda May and O.R.B.
Ryan Tubridy speaks to comedian Dara Ó Briain, director Jim Sheridan and legendary actor, Omar Sharif.
Ryan Tubridy chats to comedian Des Bishop, economist David McWilliams, stylist Lisa Fitzpatrick and Dolores Kehoe. Music by Emma Stevens, the High Kings, Rebecca Storm and Mary Byrne.
Ryan Tubridy's guests include Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum, Gordon D'Arcy and Aoife Cogan, Christy and Kathryn Dignam, and author Lorna Byrne. Musical performances from Aslan, Ashley Roberts and 5 Seconds of Summer.
MMA fighter Conor McGregor talks about his upcoming fight and Louis Walsh debuts his new boyband, Hometown.
Ryan Tubridy chats to the newly crowned Rose of Tralee, Maria Walsh, Baz and Nancy Ashmawy, Labour party leader, Joan Burton, European Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley and the cast from the Film 'Noble'. Featuring music from Interskalactic, Callabro and Trad for Trócaire
Ryan Tubridy's guests include The Script, Kevin McCloud, the cast of Fair City, Michelle Mone, the Barretstown kids. Musical guests also include James Blunt and The Vamps.
Ryan Tubridy talks to Tom Vaughan Lawlor, Sharon Corr, Katie Hopkins and Mario Rosenstock. Music by Connor McKeon, Sharon Corr and Paul Carrack.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Kelly McDonagh Mongan and her family, former boxing coach Kellie Maloney, Margo O'Donnell, former Minister for Justice Alan Shatter and business woman, Norah Casey. Performances from Wallis Bird, Royal Wood and Margo.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Ed Sheeran, Maisie Williams, Francis Brennan, Ivan Yates, John and Diane Foley, and Cathy Kelly. Also featuring a interview with the late Jim Foley's parent, John and Diane Foley. Performances by Delorentos and Phil Coulter with Geraldine Brannigan and Paul Byrom.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Majella O'Donnell, takes on a cooking challenge with Neven Maguire and talks Roy Keane's beard (or lack of) with Eamon Dunphy. Featuring music from The Riptide Movement.
Ryan is joined by Bono and The Edge, comedian Kevin Bridges, Scorpion CEO Walter O'Brien, former politician Des O'Malley and The High Hopes Choir.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by rugby legend Brian O'Driscoll, actor Dominic West, 2FM DJ Louise McSharry and ICA mentors Margaret Clince, Imelda Byrne and Josephine Helly. Also featuring a panel debate about the water charges and music from Grease, Brendan McCahey and The Strypes.
Ryan chats to actress & humanitarian Eva Longoria, comedian Graham Norton, the charming Dermot O'Leary, Kerry sportsman & fashion columnist Paul Galvin and crime journalist Paul Williams. With music from Madness, Paddy Casey and The Craze.
Ryan Tubridy's guests include actress Saoirse Ronan, Aisling Franciosi and Bronagh Waugh from The Fall, hurling legend Anthony Daly, Joe Duffy and comedy favourite Joe Duffy. Music from Hometown, Printer Clips and The High Kings
Ryan chats to Sinead O’Connor, footballer Stephanie Roche, Love/Hate actress Aoibhinn McGinnity, fashion icon Alexa Chung and comedian Dara Ó’Briain. Also featuring music from The Coronas.
Ryan Tubridy presents The Late Late Toy Show featuring a guide to the best toys to buy this Christmas, as tested by children from all over the country.
Featuring Brendan O’Carroll, Michael Palin, Olly Murs, Dustin The Turkey and Olly Murs.
A trio of Gleesons, Keith Duffy, 80's legends Spandau Ballet, Damien Rice, Imelda May plus comedy from mischief makers John Cleese and Tommy Tiernan!
Ryan Tubridy chats to Take That, Rachel Stevens, Úna Foden, Hozier, Aidan Gillen, Colin Teevan, Nathan Carter, Pat Shortt and Claudine and Robbie Keane.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Michael O'Leary, Pamela Uddin and Roisin Hogan, Nicky Byrne, Deepak Chopra, the winners of BTYSTE 2015, Ian O'Sullivan and Eimear Murphy and Andy Lee. Music by Celtic Woman, Finbar Furey and Kormac.
Ryan's guests include FIFA Puskas Award runner-up Stephanie Roche, Bernard Brogan, Padraig Harrington, Claire Byrne and Michael Healy-Rae. With music from The Bay City Rollers and Hudson Taylor.
Ryan's guests include Coronation Street stars Mikey North and Ian Puleston-Smith, Irish walker Olive Loughnane, RTÉ's Evanne Ní Chuilinn and the Oscar-nominated team behind "Song of the Sea".
Ryan Tubridy is joined by rugby star Donncha O'Callaghan, Miss Universe Ireland Lisa Madden, RSA chairperson Liz O'Donnell and comedian Bernard O'Shea. Music from Mike Denver, Curtis Stigers and Orla Gartland.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Nick Munier, John Walsh from Shebeen on Wheels, Vogue Williams, Kodaline, Maia Dunphy, Siobhan O'Connor, Moe Dunford and Terry McMahon, and Father Pierre 'Jalapeno' Pepper. Music from Jesus Christ Superstar and Lisa Lambe.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Louis Walsh, Katie Hopkins, Ronan O'Gara and Angela Bermudo. With music from James Bay, Altan and Dickie Rock.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Marco Pierre White, Paul Murphy TD, Chris de Burgh, Linda Boland and Elayne Crowley. Music performed by The Shires and Dónal Lunny, Máirtín O'Connor and Zoë Conway.
Ryan Tubridy hosts a special edition of the show, introducing prospective Eurovision stars Alex Saint and the MJs, Kat Mahon, Erika Selin, Nikki Kavanagh and Molly Sterling.
Ryan Tubridy introduces a mix of celebrity guests, music, in-depth interviews and discussions on the stories that have the nation talking.
Guests include Naomi Campbell, Al Porter, David Mc Williams, and Christy Dignam as well a performance from Aslan and a doggie fashion show.
Guests include Toni Collette, Rick Stein, Pauline Bewick, Louise O'Neill, Brian Mc Fadden and rugby's favourite three, Brent Pope, George Hook and Tom McGurk. Featuring performances by Anderson and David Geaney.
Ryan Tubridy interviews Kilkenny Hurling hero Henry Shefflin, Leo Varadkar on family life and personal relationships and Jules Coll tells Ryan about her amazing weight loss transformation.
Ryan Tubridy welcomes Richard Branson, Francis Brennan and Rory O'Neill. He catches up with jockeys Robbie McNamara and Brian Toomey and chats with the Cork Ladies Football Champions. Symphonic featuring Inis perform 'Fionnghuala', and Marty Mone sings his viral hit song 'Hit the Diff'.
Ryan's guests include Hollywood superstar Colin Farrell, controversial UKIP leader Nigel Farage, rugby star Gareth Thomas, Irish funnyman Pat Shortt and journalist David Walsh. With musical entertainment from Eleanor Shanley & Friends and The Strypes.
Ryan's guests include Lenny Henry, Oliver Callan, Joe Duffy, and crews of the LÉ Niamh and LÉ Eithne with Minister Simon Coveney. With music from Jamie Lawson and Ladyva.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Joe Schmidt and Saoirse Ronan. Daniel O’Donnell along with Nathan Carter, Philomena Begley, Declan Nerney and Big Tom perform a country music special in the Late Late Show studio.
Ryan's guests this week are All-Ireland winning manager, Jim McGuinness, Harry Potter actress Miriam Margoyles, broadcasters Mary Kennedy and Ivan Yates, TV personality Angela Scanlon and comedian Maeve Higgins. Richard Hawley, CC Brez and Jerry Fish all perform.
Ryan's guests include Des Bishop, Áine Mae O’Mahony and Gogglebox stars Dom & Steph. Also featuring a panel discussing Ireland's property crisis, and music from Simple Minds and Sharon Shannon.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Dr Pixie McKenna, Mario Rosenstock, Bryan Adams, Conor Lenihan and the Witherow sisters. Featuring performances by Kodaline, Bryan Adams and Aimee Banks.
Guests include: Brendan O’Carroll, Hometown, Dara Ó Briain, Jack O’Rourke, Cormac Gollogly & Richard Dowling, AP McCoy, Alesha Dixon, Vogue Williams
It's the Christmas television spectacle we've waited all year for! Ryan Tubridy marshals the magic as The Late Late Toy Show is back to reveal this year's most talked about toys, tested by kids from all around the country. Plus special guests, live music and lots of surprises.
Ryan's guests include Bob Geldof and the Boomtown Rats, Nigella Lawson, and Holly Brockwell. Also featuring a special performance from Dustin the Turkey and Polly Porter and music from Daniel O'Donnell and Gavin James.
Ryan is joined by Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg, Baz Ashmawy, Shane Lowry, The Corrs and viral sensation Theresa Mannion. Also featuring music from Villagers, and a special performance from Paul Brady, Gavin Glass and The Dublin Gospel Choir.
Guests include Former President of Ireland Mary Robinson, Louis Walsh, and comedian Jason Byrne. The Aprés Match lads look back in laughter at some of the shows defining moments and music performances from Seo Linn & A Chairde and Fr Ray Kelly.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Sinéad Burke, Professor Fergal Malone, Emma Donoghue, Michael Harding and discussion around 1916 with Ivan Yates, Robert Ballagh, Martina Devlin and, Blindboy Boatclub from The Rubberbandits. Musical performances by Ben Portsmouth, Morrissey and Marshall and Tommy Fleming.
Ryan's guests include Bobby Kerr, Dr Eva Orsmond, and Jessie Wallace and Shane Richie aka Eastenders' Kat and Alfie. Featuring music from the Three Amigos, Moving Hearts and Chloë Agnew.
Ryan's guests include Kevin Hart and Ice Cube, James Nesbitt, Finbar Furey, and Chris Eubank
Ryan's guests include Kym Marsh, Joe Brolly, Eamonn Holmes, Ralph McTell and Pat Henry. With music from John Grant, Walking on Cars and the RTÉ National Concert Orchestra.
Ryan's guests include architect Dermot Bannon, and the cast of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Jason Manford, Phil Jupitus, Matrin Kemp and Michelle Collins.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Mario Rosenstock, Pippa O’Connor and Philly McMahon. Also featuring a panel about dating in Ireland and Ireland’s Most Romantic Couple. Featuring music from Chris De Burgh, Johnny Logan and Bonnie Tyler.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Alicia Douvall, Brendan Burke, Oliver Callan, Pat Phelan, Aisling Conlan, Professor Peter Collett and Paul Williams. Featuring musical performances by Celtic Tenors, Brian Deady and Johnny Brady and Niamh Lynn.
Tonight guests include David Haye, Joseph Walsh, Jiggy, Jason Smyth, Hermitage Green, Pat Rabbitte, Richard Gere, Michelle and Vin Manley, and Mike Denver.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Padraig Harrington, Jasmine Harman, Laurence Kinlan, Aoibhín Garrihy, Bartle D'Arcy, John Mahon and Gerard Whelan and Michael and Danny Healy Rae. Including performances by Paddy Dennehy and the Red Herring and Wyvern Lingo.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Hozier, George Hook, Reginald D Hunter and Valerie Cox with performances from Little Green Cars and Aoife Scott.
Ryan Tubridy interviews Bryan McFadden & Keith Duffy of BoyzLife, actor John Conners, teenage novelist Eilis Barrett, and musician Mick Hanly. Performances include the UCD Choral Scholars and Limerick Rapper Lynchy.
Ryan is joined stars of RTÉ’s Reflecting the Rising - in their full 1916 regalia - to mark the start of a weekend of national commemoration and Roz Purcell demonstrates her skills in the kitchen.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Bernard O'Shea and John Fagan ahead of RTÉ's Big Week on the Farm. Also, Ryan talks to Mary Coughlan, Captain Brian Coomey, Pat Divilly, Dr Karen Redmond and Tommie Gorman. Performances by Gregory Porter and Marlon Williams.
Ryan's guests include Sonia O'Sullivan, Brush Shiels, Philip Boucher-Hayes and John Crowne. Also featuring a panel discussion on the state of rural Ireland, and music from Pulses of Tradition, Stockton's Wing and Sibeál Ní Chasaide.
Ryan's guests include racehorse trainer Mouse Morris, Louis Walsh & Vogue Williams, journalist Emily Hourican, Shazia Mirza, poet Rita Ann Higgins and supervet Noel Fitzpatrick.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Chernobyl disaster survivors, Raisa Carolan and Anna Gabriel as well as Adi Roche and Ali Hewson. Also featuring Maura Derrane, Hanaam Kaur and Richard Corrigan, Oliver Callan and Dearbhail McDonald talk about the state of the nation. Performances by Lisa McHugh, Camille O'Sullivan and John Spillane.
Nathan Carter performs his new song 'Temple Bar', ex-England manager Kevin Keegan chats to Ryan on his long and colourful career, and crime correspondent Paul Williams speaks about gangland feuds and Gardaí resources.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Charlie Bird on the eve of his wedding, while entrepreneur Feargal Quinn shares stories from his long and varied career. Plus, 51-year-old Maureen Allman discusses living with a terminal condition.
Ryan's guests include Brendan O'Connor, Alan Kelly, Jason Byrne and Phelim Drew. With music from Foy Vance and The Undertones.
Ryan is joined by The Happy Pear boys, PJ Gallagher, Alan Quinlan, with a very special guest appearance by Christy Moore.
Ryan is joined by Linda Gray, The Saw Doctors, Oliver Callan, Eamon Dunphy and John Giles.
As the Olympic ticket scandal rumbles on in Rio, Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Shane Ross joins Ryan Tubridy to discuss the matter. Other guests include Shane Ross, Michael Conlan and Olympic silver medallists Annalise Murphy and Gary and Paul O'Donovan.
John Kavanagh, the man in Conor McGregor's corner, chats about the guts and determination that saw himself and the Notorious rise to the very pinnacle of UFC. Host Ryan Tubridy is also joined by guests Thomas Barr, Marty Morrissey, Alison Canavan, Mario Rosenstock and the Young Offenders.
Extreme adventurer Bear Grylls joins Ryan Tubridy to chat about his wild life and putting Barack Obama through his paces. Plus, actress Jane Seymour drops by for a chat about life on and off screen and the Minister of State making headlines for his stance over hospital facilities in Waterford, John Halligan, reveals how far he's willing to go as the stand-off between him and his partners in government continues. Plus, music by BP Fallon, Michael English and Vladimir & Anton.
President Michael D Higgins chats about life as the State's first citizen, his plans for the future, and, as the 1916 centenary year winds down, shares his vision for a new Ireland. Plus, Jessica Thom talks about taking the challenge of her Tourette syndrome and using it as part of her comedy and Ireland's Paralympics heroes Ellen Keane and Niamh McCarthy talk about their Rio success.
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 who will 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 Bernard Lucas, husband of late coast guard volunteer Caitríona Lucas. D'Unbelievables comedian Jon Kenny and Glenroe actress Mary McEvoy also appear.
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 Lansbury, 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 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 another set of celebrity guests and musical stars including Eurovision legend Johnny Logan, horse trainer Jessica Harrington, and 2fm's Bernard O'Shea.
The Late Late Show celebrates the career of one of Ireland's most beloved singers this week with a Mary Black special.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Conor McGregor, Ibrahim Halawa, Imelda May, Kieren Fallon, and Nigella Lawson. With performances from Imelda May and The Academic.
Ryan is joined by Brendan Gleeson, Samantha Power, Caitlyn Jenner and Kevin Doyle. Music from Philomena Begley.
Ryan is joined by Mel Gibson, Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg and John Lithgow. Also on the show, Christy Moore, Ham Sandwich, James Nesbitt, Alison Spittle and Peter Kay.
Guests include master of voices Mario Rosenstock, mentalist Keith Barry, the Monaghan woman who raised Jackie Kennedy's children and lots more. Plus performances by Daniel O'Donnell and U.M.A.N.
Host Ryan Tubridy dons his Christmas jumper and leads a cast of hundreds of singers, dancers, musicians and toy demonstrators for the biggest night in the Irish TV calendar.
Ryan is joined by actress Saoirse Ronan, Dancing with the Stars contestants Marty Morrissey, Norah Casey and Erin McGregor, with music from The Corrs and The Coronas.
Ryan is joined by Ed Sheeran, Joe Canning, and Brendan Grace. Music from Ed Sheeran, Lisa Hannigan and Picture This.
Tonight's guests include Kathryn Thomas, some of the daters from First Dates Ireland, Valerie Cox, celebrity hairstylist Trudy Hayes, and a discussion on body positivity. Plus music from Patrick Feeney and Hermitage Green.
Ryan is joined by actor Liam Neeson and former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, with music from Charlie Landsborourgh and The Academic.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Padraig Harrington, Christy Dignam and Billy McGuinness, Joan Freeman and Teresa Lowe. Music by Mary Coughlan.
Ryan is joined by Amy Huberman, Maria Doyle Kennedy, Peter Stringer and Paddy Cosgrave. Music from JP & The Seeger Session and Martha Wainwright.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Brian O'Driscoll, Paloma Faith, a selection of Dancing with the Stars contestants, and more. With music from DeDannan, Paloma Faith, and River Matthews.
The stars of The Young Offenders, China in Your Hand chart-toppers T'Pau and Sinitta are among the guests on The Late Late Show Valentine's Special, with 200 looking-for-love singles also in the audience.
Ryan is joined by architect Dermot Bannon, actor Gabriel Byrne, with music from Feeder and Wyvern Lingo.
This week's guests include Declan Carty, Phil Coulter and his wife, Geraldine Branagan, vlogger 'Jacksepticeye', and Winning Streak's Marty Whelan and Sinead Kennedy.
Ryan is joined by Minister Eoghan Murphy as Storm Emma passes over the country. Deirdre O'Kane discusses her experience on Dancing With The Stars. Cliona Hagan joins the show for a special musical performance.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Pippa O'Connor, Louise O'Neill and Brendan O'Connor, with music from Thanks Brother.
Ryan is joined by Luke Skywalker himself, Mark Hamill, Dancing With the Stars' Jake Carter, Game of Thrones star Liam Cunningham and Editor-in-Chief of Glamour Samantha Barry.
Ryan is joined by Hugh Bonneville, Ireland international Tadgh Furlong and Dancing with the Stars host Julian Benson, with music from Bad Wolves and The Lost Brothers.
Ryan Tubridy chats to Maeve Higgins, Finbar Furey, Bryan Dobson, Home of the Year judges Patrick Bradley, Deirdre Whelan and Hugh Wallace and Bob Geldof. Music by Relish and the Dublin Gospel Choir.
Ryan is joined by Ruby, Katie and Ted Walsh, Sunday Game pundit Joe Brolly and former sex worker Rachel Moran with music from Ryan O'Shaughnessy and Five Grand Stereo.
Dubliners Barry Keoghan and Kodaline join style guru Trinny Woodall on this week's line-up.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by stars of Ireland's country music scene for the programme's third country special, including Gloria who performs her hit song One Day at a Time. Plus, a huge opening number and a tribute to Glen Campbell and Big Tom McBride.
Ryan is joined by jockey Davy Russell, Debbie McGee and Jessie Buckley. The Late Late Show also holds the first major television debate of the referendum on the 8th amendment.
With the Eurovision kicking off next Tuesday with the first semi-final, Ryan Tubridy is joined by former Eurovision winners Paul Harrington, Charlie McGettigan and Linda Martin. Also featuring interviews with David and Stephen Flynn, Gordon Snell and Prof. John Crown.
Rugby great Jamie Heaslip, Eurovision stars Johnny Logan with Fionnuala Sherry and Dana, Emma Mhic Mhathúna and royal biographer Andrew Morton are all on the programme, with music from Ash.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by guests including Majella O'Donnell, the Hairy Bikers, Nicky Manning and Luke O'Reilly Kane. With music from Robert Mizzell.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Après Match, Jason Byrne and Emmet Kirwan on the last Late Late of the series.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by the Irish Senior Women's Hockey Team, Limerick Senior Hurling manager John Kiely and captain Declan Hannon, Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan and cave diver Jim Warny. With music from James Vincent McMorrow.
Stefanie Preissner, John Connors and Philly McMahon discuss the issues affecting young people in Ireland today, and Pat Shortt tells all about finding out one of his ancestors was charged with murder.
Ryan is joined by Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin, Emer McLysaght and Sarah Breen, the two women behind the best-selling book Oh My God, What A Complete Aisling, Laois man and Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick and Des Cahill. With music from Sibéal and Kodaline.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Paul and Gary O’Donovan and Sanita Puspure, Pat Kenny, Nathan Carter, Mike Ross and Joanna Donnelly. Plus music from Villagers.
Ryan is joined by Scream Queen Jamie Lee Curtis, Finding Joy's Amy Huberman, comedian Dara Ó Briain and lots more. Music from SOAK and Killian Donnelly.
Graham Norton, Brendan O’Carroll, Nigel Farage, Alastair Campbell, Laura Whitmore, Angela Scanlon, Mick McCarthy, Eamonn Holmes, Imelda May and Barry McGuigan are among a host of names taking part in The Late Late Show’s London special.
Ryan is joined by Cora Staunton, Eric Idle, Keala Settle, Shauntelle Tynan, Hector hEochagáin, and Diarmuid Gavin. With music from The Whileaways.
Joining Ryan tonight are Catherine Corless, Allen Leech, Des Bishop, and Davy Fitzgerald,with music from Gavin James. David McCullagh will be delivering the RTÉ/Red C Exit Poll results from the Presidential Election.
Ryan chats to former President of Ireland Mary Robinson, boxer Andy Lee, businessman Peter Casey, Dancing with the Stars co-host Jennifer Zamparelli, and economist David McWilliams. With music from The Blizzards and Phil Coulter.
Ryan Tubridy welcomes internationally acclaimed mind magician Keith Barry and director and co-founder of TRUST, Alice Leahy. With music from The High Kings and Fallen Lights.
Ryan's guests include Irish actress Victoria Smurfit, singer Glen Hansard, architect Dermot Bannon, and Dancing With The Stars judge Julian Benson.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by rugby hero Peter O'Mahony following Ireland's momentous win, Boyzone chat about embarking on their farewell tour, and there's music from The Stunning, who are joined by the Irish Chamber Orchestra.
At the helm of the festive frolics for his 10th year running, host Ryan Tubridy will bring fun, music and laughter to sitting rooms around the country and far, far beyond.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar leads a Late Late Show line-up including music superstar Michael Bublé, country king Daniel O’Donnell and comedian and author David Walliams.
Ryan is joined by Irish athletics champion Sonia O’Sullivan, Snow Patrol, Harry Potter actress Evanna Lynch and comedian Jason Byrne.
Joining Ryan Tubridy this week is Irish actor Colin Farrell, Morning Ireland presenter Bryan Dobson, and comedian Brendan Grace. Music from the Palestrina Choir, and John Gibbons featuring Nina Nesbitt.
Carlow star Saoirse Ronan, who has already racked up three Oscar nominations by the age of 24, will be joining Ryan Tubridy to look back at her career so far and to discuss her new movie, Mary Queen of Scots.
Ryan is joined by Irish actor Liam Cunningham, Vice President of the European Parliament Mairead McGuinness, and music is from Mary Black and Paddy Casey.
Ryan is joined by Irish musical sensation Hozier, fitness phenomenon Joe Wicks, Dancing with the Stars celebs Clelia Murphy, Mairead Ronan, Fred Cooke and Darren Kennedy; and music is from Dublin band Wild Youth.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by celebrity architect Dermot Bannon, impressionist Conor Sketches, Galway hurler Davy Glennon, Gillian Quinn, and the very best of new Irish Enterprise. With music from Alfie Bow.
Celebrity couple Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews will talk about the success of their relationship and the birth of their baby. Kenneth Branagh discusses his new movie and love for Ireland and we'll hear some of the 'Greatest Love of All' stories from around the country. Music by Whigfield and Mickey Joe Harte and a performance from comedy dance duo Lords of Strut.
Ryan is joined by child star and friend of Michael Jackson, Mark Lester, model Amber Jean Rowan, the Home of the Year judges, “Fastest Kid in the World” Shane Haran, exorcist Fr Pat Collins, as well as Robbie Lawlor and Shaun Dunne.
The Late Late Show goes behind the scenes at Temple Street Children’s Hospital to hear from the children and families who have had life-saving treatments, and host Ryan Tubridy will meet the doctors, nurses and staff who dedicate their lives to helping the most vulnerable of patients.
Joining Ryan this week are the stars of the acclaimed show Derry Girls, singer and actress Jessie Buckley, editor Dearbhail McDonald, and music will be from Mundy and the Irish Chamber Orchestra.
Joining Ryan Tubridy on the Late Late Show this week is Republic of Ireland manager Mick McCarthy, the stars of Fair City, Lavinia Kerwick, and music will be from Sibéal and Sophie Ellis Bextor.
Joining Ryan Tubridy on the Late Late Show this week is legendary singer and songwriter Rod Stewart, Bataclan survivors Katie Healy and David Nolan and Rugby International Devin Toner, with music from James Morrison.
Joining Ryan Tubridy on the Late Late Show this week is actor Colin Farrell, as well as a round up of Irish Cheltenham success stories, the Dancing with the Stars finalists, and music from Aslan and Screaming Orphans.
Joining Ryan Tubridy are football legends Jason McAteer and John Aldridge, YouTuber and author Riyadh Khalaf, with music from Damien Dempsey.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Marty Morrissey and Bernard O'Shea, blogger and businesswoman Suzanne Jackson, senator Michael McDowell, with music will be from Soulé.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Una Healy, John Kavanagh, Neil Jordan, and Tiger Roll. With music from Dervish. Ryan will also hear about the Army Ranger Wing, the most elite force in the Irish Defense Forces, and about the moving statues of 1985.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Line of Duty star Adrian Dunbar, Kerry GAA legend Pat Spillane, editor Samantha Barry, and presenter Laura Whitmore with music from Gavin James and Cork band True Tides.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by golf star Paul McGinley, TV personality Baz Ashmawy, Ireland’s Eurovision hopeful Sarah McTernan, twins Hassan and Hussein Benhaffaf, Colette Ryan, and Nicholas Ryan Purcell.
It's the Late Late Show Country Special, and joining Ryan Tubridy to celebrate Irish country music is the good and the great of the scene including Daniel O’Donnell, Nathan Carter, Cliona Hagan, Mike Denver, Michael English, Robert Mizzell, Derek Ryan and Trudi Lalor.
The children of Bobby Ryan, Michelle and Robert, lead a Late Late Show line up including Kodaline, Stefanie Preissner and a panel on the upcoming Leaving Certificate exams.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Pat Smullen, John Sheahan, goalkeeper Darren Randolph and his mother Anne, authors Liz Nugent, Jo Spain and Patricia Gibney, and Ryan reveals the the results of the Antiques Challenge.
Joining Ryan Tubridy on the Late Late Show this week is tenor and actor Colm CT Wilkinson, author and influencer Roz Purcell, former Ireland player Jonathan Walters, and we'll have the results of the RTÉ/TG4 Exit Poll. Music is from The Coronas.
It’s a family affair on the final Late Late Show of the season. Ryan Tubridy is joined by the Healy-Raes, billionaire Collison Brothers, Oliver Callan and Laura Brennan’s family.
Sinéad O’Connor, Love Island stars Maura Higgins, Greg O'Shea and a surprise guest along with Lewis Capaldi, Aisling Bea and Frontline Emergency Security Services staff join Ryan for a bumper return of The Late Late Show.
Ryan is joined by former Liverpool and England legend Michael Owen, as well as Room To Improve’s Dermot Bannon and Diarmuid Gavin. Maeve Higgins jets in from New York to talk about the comedy movie Extra Ordinary and Vicky Phelan shares the extraordinary story of her life. Music with Dermot Kennedy and Aslan’s Christy Dignam.
In celebration of the Dublin Senior Footballers' 5-in-a-row, Dean Rock and his father Barney Rock, a former Dublin player, will be in studio and rugby legend Shane Byrne helps us kick off the Rugby World Cup.
Two powerhouses of Irish comedy, Pat Shortt and Tommy Tiernan, will chat to Ryan about joining forces for the gritty black comedy Dark Lies the Island. Doireann Garrihy will discuss the biggest year of her career to date and former Irish football international Kevin Kilbane will also be in studio.
Ryan is joined by the recently retired Bernard Brogan, The Circle winner Paddy Smyth, runner Sinead Driver and abuse survivor Mary Manning. Musical performances include The cast of Mamma Mia and Dublin band, Wild Youth.
The Script join Ryan for some incredible acoustic performances and discuss a turbulent year. Blindboy Boatclub chats about his forthcoming short story collection. Hollywood star Fionnula Flanagan discusses her prolific career, and Francis Brennan tells Ryan he has no intention of slowing down.
Ryan takes some take time to remember the late, great, Gay Byrne. His studio guests include Samantha Power, activist Sinéad Burke and after the drama of last Sunday's win, the Irish Women's Hockey Team celebrate their historic achievement in qualifying for next year's Olympics.
Ryan Tubridy welcomes Grammy and Emmy award-winning crooner Harry Connick Jr, the family of Brendan Grace, Mary Black and chats to the Youth Assembly on Climate.
Westlife, Christy Moore, Joe Schmidt, Trevor McDonald and Mario Rosenstock appear on this week's bumper Late Late Show.
The Late Late Toy Show kick-starts the Christmas season with Ryan Tubridy's 11th year at the helm, bringing its usual joy, toy-testing, performances, and dodgy Christmas jumpers.
Ruth Negga, Rosanna Davison, Peter Schmeichel and Steve Garrigan are among Ryan Tubridy's guests. Music from Mick Flannery and Susan O'Neill and Clannad legend Moya Brennan will perform her new single with world-renowned accordion player Liam O'Connor.
Ryan Tubridy pays tribute to Chieftains co-founder Paddy Moloney, and chats to Liam Neeson, Angela Scanlon, Keith Earls and Oliver Callan.
Ryan welcomes 100 audience members to studio for the first time since March 2020 and is joined by Anna Geary, Davy Fitzgerald, Derval O’Rourke, Donncha O’Callaghan, Robert Sheehan, John Boyne, Vikki Wall and Billy Connolly with music from Tolü Makay and Malaki.
Ryan is joined by Brendan O'Carroll and the cast of Mrs Brown's Boys, Pádraig Harrington, Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick, with performances from Lyra and Christy Dignam.
In the 'Taking Care Of Business' special, 16 Irish entrepreneurs have been selected from all corners of the country showcase their products. Plus, Irish chef and entrepreneur Clodagh McKenna and husband Harry Herbert chat to Ryan and Late Late Toy Show star Adam King and dad, David join Ryan to talk about David's new book 'A Hug for You'.
Lady Gaga, Ronan & Storm Keating, Mary McAleese, Eamon Dunphy, Liam Brady and Glen Hansard are among Ryan Tubridy's guests tonight on The Late Late Show.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Vicky Phelan, Christy Moore and Mario Rosenstock. Plus, a look at the success of last year's Toy Show Appeal, and a tribute to Queen and Freddie Mercury.
Hakuna Matata, Christmas starts here. It was a wild night of toys, tunes and touching moments as Lion Tubridy and a host of wildly talented kids brought Disney's The Lion King to life. This show contains flashing lights.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by the first four Dancing with the Stars contestants, as well as former RTÉ presenter Charlie Bird, and singer Daniel O'Donnell marks his 60th birthday.
Charlie Bird with his army of volunteer climbers joins Ryan to launch 'Climb For Charlie'. Leitrim's Seamus O’Rourke, comedian Jason Byrne, Bosco and the music of the Beatles. This content contains strobe lighting and flashing images.
Ryan is joined by Taoiseach Micheál Martin, plus music from some of Ireland's most-talented traditional musicians.
Acclaimed filmmaker, director, and actor Kenneth Branagh, Kathryn Thomas and the Operation Transformation leaders and High-Performance Consultant to FIFA, Lisa Fallon are among Ryan's guests on the show. Eleanor McEvoy and friends give a very special musical performance of "A Woman's Heart".
Jamie Heaslip, Peter Stringer, Fiona Coghlan, Mary Hulgraine, Úna Walsh are among Ryan's guests. Music from Úna Walsh, first seen on the Toy Show and from Maverick Sabre.
The Late Late Show Eurosong 2022 Special to decide Ireland’s entry to next May’s Eurovision Song Contest.
It's the most loved-up show of the year. Showcasing extraordinary tails of our loved up couples and singletons looking for love.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by golfer Leona Maguire, author Marian Keyes while Eleanor McEvoy performs South Anne Street from new album Gimme Some Wine.
Ryan is joined by Patrick Kielty,Theresa Haughey and the team behind award nomiated film An Cailín Ciúin, with music from CMAT and D. Cullen.
Irish Red Cross fundraising appeal for Ukraine, Aslan, Róisín Murphy and Alan Cumming are among guests for this week’s Late Late Show.
Former Presidents of Ireland, Mary Robinson and Mary McAleese speak about the war in Ukraine. Carlow medical student Racheal Diyaolu speaks about leaving Ukraine and her tumultuous journey back home. RTÉ Europe Editor, Tony Connelly discusses scenes he saw first-hand on the streets in Kyiv while broadcasting. Dolly Parton and James Patterson join Ryan from Nashville to talk about their new novel 'Run Rose Run' and Dublin pop artist Aimée performs her newest single 'Nobody Else'.
Ryan brings craic agus ceol this St Patrick's Day with guests Kellie Harrington, Stephen Kenny, Moya Brennan & Clannad, Paul Noonan, Oliver Callan, Nava, Dan McCabe and many more! The Late Late Show St Patrick's Day Award honours the people of Ukraine.
Former Irish captain and manager Mick McCarthy, Amy Dunne, rugby pro Andrew Porter, impressionist Conor Moore, master mentalist Keith Barry, hairstylist to the stars Andrew Fitzsimons and folk band Ceol join Ryan for this week’s Late Late Show
Ryan is joined by Derry Girls star Jamie Lee O Donnell, Dublin singer Shobsy, Irish country stars Trudi Lalor, Gloria, Jimmy Buckley, Robert Mizzell and Declan Nerney mark the anniversary of Big Tom with special tribute and Professor Luke O'Neill and Mary Mc Aleese speak about the crisis in Ukraine
The Two Norries, DJ Annie Mac, comedian Alison Spittle, and ventriloquist Nina Conti are among Ryan Tubridy's guests for The Late Late Show.
GAA legend Jim Gavin, Author Cecelia Ahern and Eurovision hopeful Brooke Scullion join Ryan for chat and entertainment.
Enjoy special performance and chat with music stars Sharon Shannon, Liam Ó Maonlaí and Fiachna Ó Braonáin from Hothouse Flowers, Lucia Evans and Steve Wickham, as they join together for a new charity album ‘Songs for Rosabel’. Sky News Presenter Kay Burley talks about Boris Johnson and and what the results of the Northern Ireland Assembly Elections might mean for relations on these islands. Retired Army Ranger and Special Forces: Ultimate Hell Week DS Ray Goggins talks about Ukraine. The Junk Kouture finalists join Ryan and The Blizzards are in studio to perform 'Friction Burns'.
RuthAnne Cunningham and Saoirse Ruane announce the launch of Toy Show The Musical. Ryan also chats to Mark Feehily, Conversations With Friends' Lenny
President Michael D Higgins, David Gray, Dan McCabe, Paul McGrath, Vera Pauw, Niall Quinn and many more past and present
Jessie Buckley, Dermot Kennedy, Miriam Mullins and Rosanna Davison lead a bumper 60th birthday celebration for final Late Late Show of the season.
Ryan returns with a bumper show opened by the Artane Band. Michael Flatley is in studio talking about the film 'Blackbird'. Love Island winner, Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu speaking about life outside the villa. Pat Spillane reflects on his career upon retirement. Plus, a panel of experts join Ryan to discuss the 'cost of living crisis'. The panel include; Muireann Lynch, ERSI Energy expert, Conor Pope - Consumer affairs journalist and Aoife Moore - Political Correspondent for the Sunday Times. Tolü Makay performs 'Mercy, Mercy Me' with RTÉ Concert Orchestra.
Ryan talks to the President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins, about the Queen’s relationship with Ireland, her legacy and his return visit to the UK. He meets Hollywood stars George Clooney and Julia Roberts in London, to talk about their new film. Amy Huberman chats to Ryan about her new book. Russell Crowe drops in for a chat, as he films his new movie in Ireland.
Ryan Tubridy joined by Brenda Fricker, Fiona O'Carroll, Pamela Uba, the Irish Rugby Sevens and Una Leonard. Featuring a performance by The Academic.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Spice Girl Melanie C, musician Paul Brady, retired RTÉ journalist, Tommie Gorman, new band 'Next In Line', and athlete Ciara Mageean.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Hollywood icon Jamie Lee Curtis to talk about her new film Halloween Ends. Cork native and BBC broadcaster Graham Norton is in the studio, and Brian O'Driscoll and Richie Sadlier join Ryan to talk about their new documentary that tackles retirement after a sport career.
Ryan Tubridy chats to comedian Joanne McNally about the runaway success of her show, Prosecco Express. Damian Browne talks to Ryan about rowing the Atlantic ocean. Ryan goes to Wicklow to interview Charlie Bird in his home. Eoin McGee, Santis O'Garro, and Laura de Barra talk about the cost of living.The Coronas perform the lead single from their new album. This episode contains flashing images.
This week, Ryan Tubridy is joined by Brendan Gleeson, Colin Farrell, Brendan O'Carroll, Dr Siobhán Doyle and Paul Galvin. Moya Brennan and Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh perform a musical tribute for the victims of the tragedy in the Co Donegal village of Creeslough and three talented young Irish performers talk about taking to the stage for Toy Show The Musical.
Richard E. Grant, Jack Reynor, PJ Gallagher, Zak Moradi, Malaki and Susan O'Neill leads live, Irish line-up on this week's Late Late Show.
Guests include Downton Abbey star Hugh Bonneville, boxing champion Kellie Harrington and Supervet star Noel Fitzpatrick
The annual 'Taking Care of Business Special' showcases the very best of Irish produce and Christmas gift ideas from small-to-medium-sized businesses, who are the backbone of our national story.
Rhys McClenaghan, Mary Black, Martin O’Neill, Jacksepticeye, Rory O’Connor, and Ailbhe Reddy lead this week's Late Late Show.
On this week's Late Late Show, a Vicky Phelan tribute, The Stunning, Alisha Weir, Jane Seymour, Eamon Dunphy, and Jack L..
Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! Follow to the yellow brick road, as this year Ryan and friends transform the Late Late Toy Show into the wonderful world of Oz. Enjoy a festive extravaganza of toys, songs, fun and laughter.
Joining Ryan Tubridy in studio are Dancing With the Stars judge Julian Benson, TV presenter and rugby player Greg O’Shea, the Operation Transformation 2023 leaders, and crime journalist Nicola Tallant.
Ryan's guests are actor Brian Cox, life-coach and social media money mentor Santis O’Garro, plus music from TradFest including Cuckoo’s Nest and Mike Hanrahan.
Joining Ryan Tubridy this week are footballer Lee Keegan, presenter and journalist Katie Hannon, and comedian Gearóid Farrelly. SELLO and Nell Mescal perform.
The search is on to find the act who will represent Ireland in the 67th Eurovision Song Contest in 2023 and it is all happening on The Late Late Show Eurosong Special.
It’s that time of the year again when host Ryan Tubridy plays Cupid as he welcomes 200 singletons from all over Ireland to The Late Late Show for a love-filled evening of fun as they embark on a quest of finding their special someone.
Ireland captain Johnny Sexton joins Ryan Tubridy to chat about our chances in the Six Nations. Also joining Ryan are Rory O'Neill aka Panti Bliss and his dance partner Denys Samson and the stars of the forthcoming documentary Superagers. Performances by Lord of the Dance, Inhaler and Séamus and Caoimhe Uí Fhlatharta.
The Late Late Show rolls out the red carpet as Paul Mescal, Emily Watson, Richie Baneham, Jamie Oliver, Gemma-Leah Devereaux, Fionnula Flanagan, and Dean Fagan join Ryna Tubridy in studio. Performances by The Academic and The Mary Wallopers.
Joining Ryan Tubridy on the Late Late Show are Irish footballer Amber Barrett, The Great British Bake-Off judge Prue Leith, Trisha Lewis aka Trisha’s Transformation, and comedian Emma Doran. Performances by Pillow Queens and Nathan Carter.
Joining Ryan are B*Witched, Arthur Gourounlian, Brian Dowling Gourounlian, Aoife Dowling, Spencer Matthews, and Davy Fitzgerald.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Ross White & James Martin, Liam Neeson, Lisa McGee, Clare Dunne, Maria Doyle Kennedy, Sam Keeley and Yasmin Seky, Vera Pauw, Patrick Duffy, Jamie Heaslip, Fiona Coghlan and Dan Leavy, Performances by The Whistlin' Donkeys and Pádraig and Tara Howley.
Joining Ryan Tubridy in studio are Grand Slam winners Dan Sheehan, Andrew Porter and Josh Van Der Flier; PJ Kirby and Kevin Twomey, and Alanna Quinn Idris. Performances by Freya Ridings and David Keenan.
With your favourite folk from Nashville to Naas, we celebrate all that’s great in the Irish Country Music scene. Featuring Daniel O'Donnell, Margo, Nathan Carter, Cliona Hagan, Philomena Begley, Derek Ryan, Claudia Buckley, TR Dallas, Trudi Lalor, Johnny Brady, Clodagh Lawlor, Niamh Lynne, Olivia Douglas, Chantelle Padden and Toy Show’s Cailin Joe.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Bertie Ahern, Aoife Moore, Nicholas Trimble, Aoife Moore, US Ambassador to Ireland Claire Cronin, Brian Kennedy, Bryan Cooper, GAA All-Stars and Alanna Quinn Idris. Performances by Badly Drawn Boy and Brian Kennedy.
Ryan Tubridy welcomes Hozier, Bob Odenkirk and Maurice and Kandice Barron to the Late Late Show.
Hillary Clinton, Pádraig Harrington, Nicola Tallant, Tom Dunne and Fiachna Ó Braonáin, Stefanie Preissner join Ryan Tubridy for this week’s Late Late Show. Performances by West Side Story and Hothouse Flowers.
The Late Late Show Big Repair Challenge will help transform junk into treasure, with a little help from some our expert friends. Plus we bid farewell to Ireland's entry to this year's Eurovision Song Contest, Wild Youth.
Ryan Tubridy is joined by Ed Sheeran, Caitríona Balfe and Caitríona Perry. Ryan also celebrates the best in sustainable fashion with Junk Kouture and marks the 50th anniversary of Ireland Women’s National Team. Performances from Rachel Mae Hannon and Ed Sheeran.
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.
Patrick Kielty chats with his first-ever Late Late Show guests, podcasting trio Tommy, Hector & Laurita.
Paddy Kielty with his guests, Jimmy Nesbitt, Vogue Williams and Baz Ashmawy.
Joe Wicks (The Body Coach), Nina Carberry, Carl Frampton & Mick Lynch.
Country Music Special. Declan Nerney, Declan Nerney, Una Healy, Philomena Begley, Father Brian D'Arcy, Sandy Kelly, Cliona Hagan & Gerry Guthrie.
Rozanna Purcell, Brendan O'Carroll, Jason Byrne & Pat Spillane.
Jean-Claude Van Damme, Liam Brady, Juno Dawson, James Blunt & Tom Allen.
Daniel O'Donnell, Ricky Tomlinson, Liz Bonnin & Georgie Crawford.
PJ Gallagher, Emma Dornan, Shane Daniel Byrne, Andy Cole, Nicola Tallant and The Scratch.
Blindboy Boatclub, Alastair Campbell, Anne-Marie Tomchak, Peter Ryan, Robbie Henshaw, Katriona O'Sullivan & Still Blue.
Tony Christie, Orén Kinlan, Laurence Kinlan, The High Kings, Keith Earls & Dr Marie Cassidy.
The Late Late Toy Show.
A tribute to Shane McGowan plus Dancing with the Stars Contestants, Rosanna Davison, Eileen Dunne, Miriam Mullins, David Whelan and Blu Hydrangea. Music and chat from Take That to round off the show.
Tara Flynn, Marian Keyes, Sonia O'Sullivan, Dara O'Brien, Jarlath Regan, Joanne McNally & Iain Stirling.
Maura Higgins, Pat Shortt, Deirdre O'Kane, Michael Fry, Jennifer Zamparelli, Arthur Gourounlian, Gregory Porter.
Patrick Kielty hosts a New Year's celebration in a star-studded studio, joined by many familiar faces, handing over to Anna Geary at Dublin Castle for the Countdown Concert
Conan O'Brien, Graham Norton & Ellen Keane.
Jamie Dornan, Paul Mescal, Andrew Scott, Muireann Bradley, Paul McGrath.
The Late Late Show Eurosong special.
Patrick Kielty is joined by Bambie Thug, Pierre-Louis Baudey-Vignaud, Marti Pello the duo behind the hit podcast, Talking Bollox.
Patrick Kielty plays Cupid as he hosts The Late Late Show Valentine's Special, and is joined by Aisling Bea, Domhnall Gleeson, Laura Whitmore & Noah Kahan
The First Minister of Northern Ireland, Michelle O'Neill, actor Stephen Rae & Irish Women in Harmony, Kevin McAleer & Laura de Barra are among the guests joining Patrick.
Patrick Kielty is joined by guests including actor Brendan Gleeson and rap group Kneecap.
Patrick Kielty is joined by Team Ireland stars ahead of the Paris Olympics, as well as Joel Dommett and Eamon Ryan.
Patrick Kielty is joined by guests including Irish icon Imelda May, comedian Ed Byrne and Anna Geary.
Patrick Kielty hosts The Late Late Show St Patrick's Day Special.
Patrick Kielty is joined by Nicola Coughlan, Mel B, Ronan Keating and Martin Beanz Warde.
Host Patrick Kielty brings his own inimitable style to The Late Late Show GAA Special.
Patrick Kielty is joined by Paddy McGuinness, Adam Wynne, Marian Keyes, Lyra & Jordan Conroy.
Patrick Kielty is joined by Becky Lynch, Bambie Thug, Trinny Woodall, Sharon Shannon & Antoinette Keegan and Selina McDermott.
Gaybo Laughs Back is an hour-long special where Gay Byrne introduces us to some of the comedy highlights from his years at the helm of The Late Late Show. Gaybo Laughs Back - The DVD will be released on Nov 15th, and features over 40 minutes of bonus material. Over his 37 year reign Gay played host to some of the biggest names in comedy, both Irish and international. Legends of global laughter such as Spike Milligan, John Cleese, Peter Cook and Billy Connolly all regularly visited The Late Late, providing some unforgettable TV moments, whilst the show itself became a launching pad for some of our own home grown stars with Tommy Tiernan, Patrick Kielty, Dermot Morgan, Brendan O'Carroll, D'Unbelievables, Dylan Moran and Kevin McAleer all making early appearances on the show. Across this special hour-long show we get to see some real comedy gems - some planned, some not so planned. From Lenny Henry falling out of his chair and Gay being attacked by Emu to the perfect gag telling of Tom O'Connor, Maureen Potter and Frank Carson Gaybo Laughs Back proves that comedy is timeless and that as ringmasters go few could match Gay Byrne
After the huge success of our first “Gaybo Laughs Back” DVD and with cries of “More, More!!” ringing in our ears, we decided to go back to the archive and see what other gems we could find. We’re delighted to report there were many! With Dame Edna, Hal Roche and Niall Tóibín all making their “Gaybo Laughs Back” debut, I’m also especially happy that they’re being joined by a few people who, while not quite stand-up comedians per se, manage nonetheless to raise big laughs. Step forward, please; Boyzone, Roddy Doyle, Peter & Jim Sheridan, Bono, Larry Mullen Jnr and one very loud Harley Davidson! There’s a long tradition in comedy where comics save their best material for the encore… With……. Boyzone John Conneely Frank Carson Christy Moore Lenny Henry Dame Edna Everage Roddy Doyle D`Unbelivables Jimeoin Jim and Peter Sheridan Patrick Kielty Kevin Mcaleer Spike Miligan Dermot Morgan Jason Byrne & Bill Murray Graham Norton Terry Wogan Brendan O’Carroll Tom O`Connor Ardal O`Hanlon Hal Roach Andrew Sachs Niall Toibin Peter Ustinov Larry Mullen Jnr and Bono
