Frontline workers to be honoured as Brian O'Driscoll and Dara Ó Briain guest on Late Late Show

Ryan Tubridy is back tomorrow night to host the Late Late Show.

It has been an odd couple of weeks watching the Late Late Show without Ryan Tubridy and even though Miriam O’Callaghan was a great replacement, we’re happy to see Ryan back.

It might be surprising for some and not so much for others to hear that of all TV and Radio shows in Ireland, The Late Late Show was the most complained about.

Much of the conversation around the health and safety of our healthcare workers during the fight against coronavirus has been around getting the personal protective equipment to keep them safe. 

Mrs Brown's Boys creator Brendan O'Carroll is in mourning after his sister passed away in Canada.

Some people are doing what they can to ease the situation we find ourselves in now and others are looking to a brighter future. 

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.

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.

With the world facing a health crisis unlike anything we’ve seen before, healthcare professionals around the world have been going above and beyond to help people.

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

While the nation gets to grips with working from home, some people are making more of an effort than others to dress up (or get dressed at all) for work.

Brian Dowling and Arthur Gourounlian have revealed their plans to start a family and move home to Ireland to raise their children. 

As Ireland continues to come to grips with the Covid-19 pandemic, this week's Late Late Show will hear from those on the frontlines in the fight against the virus.