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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.
