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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.
