This week’s The Late Late Show involves Bridget & Eamon star Bernard O’Shea delivering sheep live from a farm in the Midlands.
Yup, you heard that right – the former Republic of Telly star will be helping to shepherd some new lambs into the world in their natural habitat, following a controversy involving the farm animals being in the studio earlier this year.
Meanwhile, on the couch with host Ryan Tubridy will be Mary Coughlan, who no doubt provide us with a fascinating insight into her rich, varied and sometimes turbulent life.
The singer will chat to Ryan for a no-holds-barred interview where she’ll tell us all about surviving the men, drink and drugs as she prepares for the next chapter in her story. And good news for her fans, as she’ll be giving us a song as well.
Additionally, veteran reporter Tommie Gorman will be in studio to talk about his long and varied career as he prepares to celebrate his 60th birthday.
From that Roy Keane interview through travelling to great lengths to land the first interview with poet Seamus Heaney after he won the Nobel Prize, to witnessing first hand Prince Charles’s emotional visit to Mullaghmore and most recently covering the appalling tragedy in Buncrana, it should make interesting viewing.
We’ll also be hearing how Tommie is getting on personally, 16 years after his diagnosis with a rare form of cancer.
Tune in tomorrow night on RTÉ One at 9.35pm.
