Staying In Tomorrow?

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Mick McCarthy in 2001

On The Late Late Show...

…Linda Pototzki writes:

Former Republic of Ireland captain and manager, Mick McCarthy joins us in aid of Daffodil Day…Ireland and Leinster pro, Andrew Porter will shave his head live to raise funds for the Irish Cancer Society…

With his very own show on Golf Channel on NBC, impressionist and comedian Conor Moore will be on with his hilarious take on an array of famous Irish characters…

Ireland’s favourite master of magic and mentalist Keith Barry will dazzle and amaze with some illusions and hypnotic experiences…

Ballinteer native, Andrew Fitzsimons, is back launching his own independent haircare range…

Ryan will meet Amy Dunne who, when she was just 17 years old,  found herself going to court to demand the right to travel to the UK for a termination after her baby was diagnosed with a fatal foetal abnormality.

Plus, Ireland’s newest folk band formed through a nationwide search of over 1,000 musicians, Ceol will drop by  for a special performance.

The Late Late Show on RTÉ One tomorrow at 9:35pm.

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4 thoughts on “Staying In Tomorrow?

  1. bell

    Andrew Porter will shave his head live to raise funds for the Irish Cancer Society
    Ballinteer native, Andrew Fitzsimons, is back launching his own independent haircare range

    And the “presenter” one gets over €400k a year?

  2. Dinkum

    We have 2 soccer stadiums and give us a break and now Turkey has put in a bid for the championship will loads of stadium
    If the GGA need croke park for a gig or game then croke park is a problem that leaves the lansdown road venue
    They say 10 games to be played in Ireland and 150 thousand supporters arriving to boost tourism
    And a 35 million security bill come on
    Can you imagine the state of the pitch if 5 matches played
    Better bet would be the admirals cup the second biggest sailing event in the world with a far higher viewing number and of course no fear of larger lout thugs from England arriving causing damage like the last time at Wembley

  3. The Millie Obnoxious™

    No Imelda May, unfortunately. Just in case someone wants to let Hughie know.

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