Fearless frontline staff to take centre stage on Late Late Show

Irish rugby pro Sean O’Brien has shown his appreciation for nurses on the frontline with an incredibly generous gesture.

Irish star Fiona Shaw has a “disastrous” new relationship in the third series of Killing Eve…with a daughter.

Globally, lockdowns are causing an increase in domestic violence and abuse, and South African women are facing the same reality. In Hubei province, domestic violence reports to police have more than tripled.

Fair City fans have been bracing themselves for the final episodes that were recorded before filming had to shut down and now, RTÉ has revealed when we’ll see the last of them. 

Miriam O’Callaghan, who filled in for regular host Ryan Tubridy on last Friday night’s Late Late Show, was watched by nearly one million people for the special episode.

Legendary GAA commentator Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh’s appearance on the Late Late Show this week was no doubt a highlight for a lot of people.

Frontline workers will be honoured on tomorrow night's Late Late Show.

The Late Late Show will feature more coronavirus content this week as Ryan Tubridy powers through his cough to present it.

The Late Late Show was praised on both sides of the Irish Sea for the way in which it fulfilled its remit as a public service broadcaster providing solid advice about dealing with the new realities brought about by coronavirus.

Niall Horan is bringing some laughter to his fans while COVID-19 continues to cause chaos across the globe.

On Thursday, Leo Varadkar announced that schools and colleges around the country would close for two weeks.

One Direction’s Niall Horan may just have overtaken Daniel O’Donnell as the most loveable Irish singer after being branded ‘a dote’ following his Late Late appearance. 

Ryan Tubridy hosted what he described as ‘without doubt, the single most peculiar, most profound and possibly the most pressing Late Late Show’ ever broadcast on Friday evening.

Ryan Tubridy hosted what he described as ‘without doubt, the single most peculiar, most profound and possibly the most pressing Late Late Show’ ever broadcast on Friday evening.

Undoubtedly one of Ireland’s hottest acting exports at the moment, Barry Keoghan has starred alongside A-listers from Nicole Kidman, Cillian Murphy and Colin Farrell and taken it all in his stride.

Friday night’s Late Late Show had it all – a demonstration on how to wash your hands properly, Irish stars done exceptionally well in Hollywood and an unforgettable performance of Rock and Roll Kids.