There’s something for everyone on this week’s Late Late Show.
Following the announcement of his retirement, Bernard Brogan will join Ryan tomorrow night to give his first interview on the reasons behind his decision to hang up his boots with Dublin Football, and to discuss his future plans.
Bernard will also be joined by his family to discuss the Brogan legacy in Dublin Football.
Recent Sunday night television viewing resulted in a group of Irish teenagers winning the hearts of the nation on Raised By The Village, and some of the participants in this year’s hugely successful series will join Ryan to give an update on their lives since taking part in the show.
His recent victory on The Circle has catapulted him to fame in the UK, and popular Irish television personality Paddy Smyth will join Ryan to discuss how his stint on the series has given him an unprecedented platform for raising awareness for people with disabilities.
The West End cast of Mamma Mia will give a special studio performance, featuring Irish actress and singer Sharon Sexton, who is taking on the lead role of Donna in an upcoming production of the show in Dublin.
Wild Youth will also be in studio to perform their single, Long Time No See.
All of this and more on The Late Late Show, Friday October 25 at 9.35pm on RTÉ One.