Staying in tonight?
If you are and if you’re a regular viewer of the Friday night chat shows, here’s who’s on with Ryan and Graham tonight.
The Late Late Show
- Declan Carty – At an inquest this week, Declan Carty described the terrible moment when he found his wife Lorna’s body on the beach after she was killed in the 2015 terrorist attack on a Tunisian holiday resort. Declan will describe the horrors of that day and how the family has been coping since.
- Phil Coulter and Geraldine Branagan – Together since Phil asked Geraldine to perform his song in the Eurovision many moons ago, Phil and Geraldine will share their 45-year love story and Phil will perform some of his best-known Eurovision hits.
- Seán McLaughlin, AKA Jacksepticeye – At 16, Athlone native and video-game vlogger Seán McLaughlin, better known as Jacksepticeye, has more than 16 million subscribers to his YouTube channel and an estimated fortune of €2.5 million. He’ll tell Ryan how he became so popular and amassed a fortune that earned him a spot on the list of Ireland’s top 30 earners under 30.
- Marty Whelan and Sinead Kennedy – Ahead of the 1,000th episode of Winning Streak, which makes it the second longest-running game show in Europe, the current hosts will chat to Ryan about its enduring appeal.
- Lost childhood campaign – Barnardos has launched a ‘Lost Childhood’ campaign to shine a light on the impact on children of issues including the housing crisis and viewers will hear from two mothers whose families have been affected by homelessness in different ways.
- Music from Mundy and Kila.
The Graham Norton Show
Graham is taking a break this week, but viewers will still be able to catch up on some of the highlights of this series so far, featuring guests such as Will Smith, Judi Dench, Ryan Gosling, Helen Mirren, Tom Cruise, Kate Winslet, Hillary Clinton, Harrison Ford, Jane Fonda, Idris Elba, Margot Robbie, Hugh Jackman, Elton John, Emma Thompson and Tom Hanks.
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