You could go either way with your choice this evening.
If you plan to stay in tonight and save your coins ahead of the May bank holiday, then the lineups below may be of massive/little interest to you.
Graham Norton has a decent enough, if not spectacular, looking sofa, while Ryan Tubridy will be tackling a couple of serious issues.
Let’s take a look…
The Late Late Show
Mike Murphy
The legendary broadcaster will be joined by historian Catriona Crowe to discuss the new Epic Ireland; a state-of-the-art visitor centre in Dublin which is dedicated to the extraordinary story of the Irish diaspora.
Image via RTÉ.
Oliver Callan, Richard Corrigan and Dearbhail McDonald
AÂ satirist, a journalist and a restaurateur walk onto The Late Late Show and… discuss the state of the Irish government, or lack thereof.
Yup, the trio will form a panel to talk about what is happening with the country at the moment and the need for a stable government. Hopefully, there will be some funny moments as well…
Clip via The Late Late Show
Maura Derrane
The Today Show host will be talking about life as a mother.
Chernobyl discussion
It’s 30 years since the nuclear disaster in Chernobyl.
Ryan will sit down with Raisa Carolan and Anna Gabriel; two survivors who moved to Ireland to start a new life.
Joining them will be two campaigners, Adi Roche and Ali Hewson, who are looking to improve the quality of life for the survivors since the disaster.
Harnaam Kaur
The body positivity campaigner will talk about overcoming bullying after being impacted by polycystic ovary syndrome since childhood.
John Spillane
The ‘The Dance of the Cherry Trees’ singer-songwriter from Cork will be chatting with Ryan.
Clip via PeterMillerMusic
Camille O’Sullivan and Lisa McHugh
The pair will be providing the musical entertainment for the evening.
The Graham Norton Show
Joan Collins
The legendary English actress and author will be taking a seat on Graham’s sofa.
Paul Hollywood
He’s become something of household name in the UK thanks to his judging on The Great British Bake Off.
Richard Madden and Lily JamesÂ
The pair will talking about playing two of the most iconic roles in history, as they star in Kenneth Brannagh’s stage production of Romeo and Juliet.
DNCE
The American pop-rock band will be performing their song, ‘Cake by the Ocean’.
Clip via DNCEVEVO
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