Rachael Blackmore hailed as national treasure by Late Late Show viewers

It’s the final Late Late show of the season and Ryan Tubridy has a number of inspiring guests joining him live in studio this Friday.

Having served as White’s second-in-command since 2010 and as the union’s general counsel since 2006, Crabtree-Ireland’s promotion was confirmed in a special meeting of the SAG-AFTRA National Board of Directors, which approved with 64.8% of the vote. “It is an honor to accept this position and I look forward to continuing to work with members, the National Board, local boards, officers and staff in this new role,” Crabtree-Ireland said in a statement.

Duncan Crabtree-Ireland will be SAG-AFTRA’s next national executive director and chief negotiator, succeeding David White when he steps down from the post on June 21. The promotion of Crabtree-Ireland, the union’s longtime second-in-command, was approved today at a special meeting of the national board of directors, which also approved his new three-year contract. His promotion was approved by 64.82% of the board members, with 35.18% opposed.

Naman Ramachandran In today’s Global Bulletin, U.K.’s National Theatre filmed plays to stream on Amazon Prime Video in the U.K.

Amazon has partnered with the National Theatre to stream four of its highest-profile recorded stage shows in the UK and Ireland.

Ireland may not have made it to the final of Eurovision but we, of course, got to phone in to give our votes.

The Late Late Show has not only been keeping us entertained and keeping spirits up but the incredible generosity of the Irish nation has been praised as it has been revealed that a staggering amount of money that has been raised over the course of the pandemic.

There was a hugely positive reaction to rugby star CJ Stander who appeared on The Late Late Show with Ryan Tubridy last night.

Ireland’s Eurovision hopeful, Lesley Roy, has failed to qualify for the Eurovision final, despite a spirited and much-discussed performance last night.

The Commitments is one of the most iconic Irish movies ever made, and so it is understandable that the stars of the movie were left in a total state of confusion when they weren’t involved in a Late Late Show segment dedicated to its anniversary.

Dee Devlin and Conor McGregor have welcomed another little baby boy into the world, making them a family of five.

Countless actors who spend time in Ireland fall in love with the place and it seems, for some, their kids are mad for it too. Amy Adams is here filming Disenchanted as we speak and revealed that her daughter’s birthday wish was a trip to the National Gallery!

David White is stepping down as SAG-AFTRA’s national executive director and chief contract negotiator. He’ll be staying on at the union until later this spring.

Evelyn O’Rourke’s ‘powerful’ documentary on cancer in Ireland has aired to rave reviews and spurred on many others to share their journey with her in the process.

Forget Penneys’ appointments, everyone was rushing to their hairdresser and beauty salons to get that much-needed makeover and Irish celebrities were no different.

Virgin Media star Anna Daly blew viewers away when she showed off her belly dancing moves on Ireland AM. To mark International Belly Dancing Day, the morning show welcomed dancer Cida Arcanjo to give them a lesson.

If you feel that your love life is sturggling, then spare a thought for Camelia Lefebvre-Rafik who has had First Dates Ireland’s worst experience on record.

It’s a shocking, saddening and terrifying thing to even consider; but there are still people promoting gay conversion therapy in this day and age. A gay conversion therapist appeared on Ireland AM and viewers were astounded by how Alan Hughes kept his cool.

An Oscar-nominated actress, a Grand National hero and a GAA legend – Friday night’s Late Late Show won’t be short of glittering stars to keep us entertained.

Queen Elizabeth recently looked back at the "treasured" memories she shared with her late husband Prince Philip in a message to Northern Ireland on its centenary. According to the statement the monarch released today via Twitter, the queen said that she still looks "back with fondness" at Northern Ireland as it’s the place she visited with Duke of Edinburgh 10 years ago during this month.