James Cox
Former Taoiseach Enda Kenny and Line of Duty star Adrian Dunbar are among the guests for Friday night's Late Late Show.
Ryan Tubridy will chat all things Line of Duty with an Irish man who's leading the charge at AC-12, Adrian Dunbar.
Adrian will discuss how it feels to become watercooler famous more than 40 years after leaving the island to become an actor, and why his wife finds it hilarious that the show has turned him into a sex symbol.
Former Taoiseach Enda Kenny joins Ryan to speak about life after politics and his new series that starts next week on RTÉ, sees him rediscovering Ireland's railway routes.
Broadcaster Sarah McInerney, recently announced alongside Fran McNulty to join Miriam O'Callaghan as new presenters of Prime Time, will speak with Ryan about her new role, taking those in power to task and how she ended up presenting a whole radio show on her mobile phone!
Paul Howard, journalist and author of 23 books featuring Ross O' Carroll Kelly, will be on the show to discuss everything from class privilege in Ireland, to how Rock is surviving the pandemic.
To mark World Autism Awareness Day, we will meet with a group of parents and children who are living with autism and the everyday challenges they face.
Hotelier John Fitzpatrick will chat about New York opening up and the vaccine rollout and whether we’ll see the Irish in the Big Apple anytime soon.
The music line-up includes Wild Youth exclusively performing their new single 'Can't Say No' and, on the day of its release, John Spillane performs a song from his critically acclaimed album '100 Snow White Horses'.
The Late Late Show airs on RTÉ One, Friday, April 2nd at 9.35 pm
