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MICHEAL O’Muircheartaigh, Acting Medical Director Dr. Ronan Glynn, and rescued paddle surfers Ellen Glynn and Sara Feeney will be among the guests when the Late Late Show returns for a new season.
The RTE chat show is back after the summer break on Friday, with host Ryan Tubridy meeting GAA icon Micheal in Croke Park for a special chat after his 90th birthday.
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Dr. Ronan Glynn, Acting Medical Director, will give an idea of where he thinks Ireland is now in terms of the course of the pandemic and explain what could happen in the future.
And Dr. Samar Fatima Ali will also be in the studio to talk about the devastating loss her family experienced this summer when her father, Dr. Syed Waqqar Ali, a front-line physician at Mater Hospital, died after contracting Covid. -19.
Cousins Ellen Glynn and Sara Feeney, who survived a night at sea clinging to a pot of lobster after their paddle boards drifted offshore in Co Galway, will be on Friday’s show.
They will meet the locals who saved their lives: fisherman Patrick Oliver and his son Morgan. Patrick and Morgan will also discuss the vital work of the RNLI.
And Gary Lightbody will mark how Snow Patrol should have headlined Electric Picnic on the show, while the Irish Women in Harmony Group whose Dreams cover captured the hearts of the nation will also be in attendance, as well as the Frank and Walters.
Ryan said: “As Ireland continues to adjust and adapt to the changing situation, here at The Late Late Show we are very excited to be back for our 59th season.
“Like everyone else in the country, we’ve had to re-calibrate how we do things, but as always, we have a brilliant guest list and musicians ready to kick off on Friday night.
“We have the good news for the summer as we reunited the heroic fishermen of Galway with the rowing cousins they rescued in August.
“This, the first weekend of September, should be Electric Picnic Weekend, with tens of thousands descending on Stradbally. It can’t happen this year, but we will strive to bring a slice of the magic home.
“I had the pleasure of spending time with the wonderful Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh inside Croke Park. He has seen it all in his 90 years and has a lot to say.
“Plus we have a one-of-a-kind, star-studded musical performance from Ireland’s best singers, and that’s just for starters. Friday nights are back!”
The new season of the Late Late show will begin on Friday on RTÉ One at 9:35 pm.
HERE WE GO
On his RTE Radio One show, Tubs said: “We are all giddy, anxious and excited for the return of the Late Late Show tomorrow night.
“We have a spectacular line-up, I think you’re going to like it a lot, which is good news and we’ve been planning the show.
“See what happened to the show in March, we were hijacked by Covid and we were adjusting and recalibrating, but now that we are entering the season fully aware of what we have to face, it is a very different proposition altogether.
“So we are going to do everything we can to offer them the best and we are very ambitious to do it every Friday night between now and the end of May.”
The RTE star said she was in Croke Park last week “for a very special reason” – to interview the legendary Micheal O Mhuircheartaigh, who recently turned 90.
Ryan added: “Micheal came and brought a couple of friends, his two daughters and one of his sons, and we sat and talked for half an hour … the interview won’t last that long, but he’s such a lovely human being. wise “.
THE TUBS CHALLENGE
Also appearing on the show is the group Irish Women in Harmony, who released a cover of the Cranberries song Dreams earlier this year.
The group’s video had more than 2.5 million video views and more than 200,000 all-time streams in five days.
Roisin O, one of the members of the group Irish Women in Harmony urged people to tune in to the show and watch the “girls take over the late state.”
One Healy also said: “Very excited to announce that I will be performing with Irish Women in Harmony on the Late Late Show tomorrow night!”
‘EXTRAORDINARY’
And Ryan said Gary Lightbody “will represent the Electric Picnic that wasn’t.”
The Late Late Toy Show host said what got him excited about the upcoming season was “the challenge of telling people at home that we understand.”
Ryan continued, “We just have to make sure that he feels safe, that he feels a little worried, if not a lot to say, and that he feels very, very entertaining.
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“And that is a great challenge when there are no planes with guests, there are no ships bringing guests and very few films are made.
“Fortunately, we have wonderful, articulate, intelligent people in this country who have stories that are just wonderful and are willing to tell them.”
Ryan added: “We have other guests and other extraordinary stories tomorrow night.”
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