'An emotional, difficult season': Late Late Show viewers donate over €6m to charities

Pictures: Manchester United players train ahead of Tottenham fixtureThe Northern Irish midfielder has been a mainstay in the Under-23s for a while, matching Mengi’s 18 appearances for Neil Wood’s side this season.Galbraith recently impressed in one of United’s two friendlies against West Bromwich Albion, having made his debut earlier this season with a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it late cameo against Astana.Renowned for his ball control and ability to pick passes over the top of defences in tight

Normal People actor Paul Mescal has raised €70,340 (£62,000) for charity by raffling off one of his personal chains.His character in the hit BBC Three series, Connell Waldron, gained notoriety for the silver chain he always wore – and so Mescal raffled one of his own to raise money for the Ireland-based suicide and self-harm crisis centre Pieta.“Congratulations Éadaoin !!!” Mescal tweeted, announcing the winner of the raffle.

Liam Neeson and Natasha Richardson’s relationship was something right out of a movie — and although Richardson passed away in 2009, Neeson has never stopped singing her praises.The Taken actor and Parent Trap star met in 1993 while working on Broadway’s Anna Christie.

Happy birthday Donal Skehan! The celebrity chef is celebrating his big day surrounded by his family.

The finale of the Late Late Show aired last night and the series certainly went out with a bang.

Late Late viewers were incredibly moved by Friday evening’s pre-recorded interview with President Michael D. Higgins.

 The Late Late Show is ending on a high note this season and it’s largely down to the generosity of the viewers. 

Donal Skehan, much like the rest of us, has been struggling to adjust life in lockdown, however, he has had to do it while moving to a new country.

The season finale of The Late Late Show will be a star-studded affair as some of the best known Irish faces in the worlds of sport, film and music all join Ryan Tubridy.

For some reason or another, it feels slightly bizarre that it is already the last episode of the Late Late Show this week before it goes on summer hiatus.

The star of Normal People, Paul Mescal, is planning on raffling of the chain he wears in the hit programme in order to raise money for a suicide prevention charity.The jewellery item has already garnered so much attention that it has its own Instagram account with 167k followers.The star is set to raffle it off the chain, made of white gold and designed by Roxanne First, in aid of Pieta, a charity based in Ireland that supports those that are self-harming or have suicidal thoughts.

The rate of suicide among men in Ireland is high, something which is highlighted in Normal People.

In the last number of weeks, the entire nation has gotten used to Ryan Tubridy presenting the Late Late Show to an empty studio every Friday.

As if we needed another excuse to obsess over Normal People actor Paul Mescal, but here we are as the Irish man shows his charitable side.

The Late Late has always been an integral past of Irish life, but the show has really come into its own in the last few months as Ryan Tubridy and his team helped the nation navigate their way through lockdown. 

Johnny Ward of Fair City fame has opened up about the past year and a half which has been extremely difficult for him and his family.

U2 lyrics handwritten by Bono have sold for £76,000 during a coronavirus charity auction.