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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.
