The Late Late Show (IE)

Season 48

Chat show that looks at current affairs in Ireland

Where to Watch Season 48

38 Episodes

  • Episode 1
    E1
    Episode 1In 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.
  • Episode 2
    E2
    Episode 2Ryan Tubridy talks to Irish band The Script, former Minister for Defence Willie O'Dea, golfer Graeme McDowell and music from Sharon Corr.
  • Episode 3
    E3
    Episode 3Broadcasting 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.
  • Episode 4
    E4
    Episode 4Ryan 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.
  • Episode 5
    E5
    Episode 5Republic 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'.
  • Episode 6
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    Episode 6Ryan 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.
  • Episode 7
    E7
    Episode 7Ryan 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.
  • Episode 8
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    Episode 8The 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.
  • Episode 9
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    Episode 9Guests this week include legendary crooner Tom Jones, Irish dance sensation Michael Flatley, singer turned actress Andrea Corr and crime correspondent Paul Williams.
  • Episode 10
    E10
    Episode 10Ryan is joined by Girls Aloud singer Nadine Coyle, Michael Parkinson and soccer legend John Giles and friends celebrate his 70th birthday.
  • Episode 11
    E11
    Episode 11Ryan 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.
  • Episode 12
    E12
    Episode 12Music 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.
  • The Late Late Toy Show
    E13
    The Late Late Toy ShowIt'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.
  • Episode 14
    E14
    Episode 14Funnyman 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.
  • Episode 15
    E15
    Episode 15Ryan 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.
  • Episode 16
    E16
    Episode 16Ryan 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.
  • Episode 17
    E17
    Episode 17Ryan Tubridy is joined by Robbie and Claudine Keane, Archbishop Diarmuid Martin and singer-songwriter Jimmy McCarthy.
  • Episode 18
    E18
    Episode 18Ryan talks to American acting legend Brian Dennehy, director Neil Jordan, Boyzone singer Mickey Graham and comedian Neil Delamare hosted by Ryan Tubridy.
  • Episode 19
    E19
    Episode 19Ryan 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.
  • Episode 20
    E20
    Episode 20Tubridy 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.
  • Episode 21
    E21
    Episode 21Ryan 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'.
  • Episode 22
    E22
    Episode 22Ryan 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.
  • Episode 23
    E23
    Episode 23Five 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.
  • Episode 24
    E24
    Episode 24Ryan 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.
  • Episode 25
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    Episode 25Irish 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'.
  • Episode 26
    E26
    Episode 26Ryan 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'.
  • Episode 27
    E27
    Episode 27It'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.
  • Episode 28
    E28
    Episode 28Ryan 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.
  • Episode 29
    E29
    Episode 29Ryan 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.
  • Episode 30
    E30
    Episode 30Ryan 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.
  • Episode 31
    E31
    Episode 31Ryan 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'.
  • Episode 32
    E32
    Episode 32Irish 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.
  • Episode 33
    E33
    Episode 33Ryan 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.
  • Episode 34
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    Episode 34The 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.
  • Episode 35
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    Episode 35Dragons' 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.
  • Episode 36
    E36
    Episode 36He 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.
  • Episode 37
    E37
    Episode 37Ryan 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
  • Episode 38
    E38
    Episode 38An 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.

 

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