Christmas has arrived, and along with it comes another episode of the Late Late Show.
This week is full of Irish heroes of yesteryear and today, so it's sure to be worth a watch if you're staying in this weekend.
The Ireland women's soccer team will be chatting to Ryan to discuss their record-breaking 11-0 win over Georgia this week. Ciara Grant, Saoirse Noonan, Denise O'Sullivan and Savannah McCarthy will be talking about the team and the possibility of World Cup qualification.
Westlife are back with a new album and stadium tour, so the boys are on the show to perform their latest single, 'Starlight'.
One week on from the Late Late Toy Show, DJ Calum and Hype-Man Jackson are back with Ryan to discuss their breakthrough performance on the show last week. The future of Irish clubland have received multiple offers for appearances since last Friday, including a slot on FM104.
Tom Grennan will be performing his song 'Little Bit of Love' which reached number 6 in the Irish charts over the summer.
And finally, writer and activist Orla Tinsley will be discussing the importance of organ donation in Ireland on the anniversary of her double lung transplant from an American donor.
A feel-good episode all around.
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