Key Highlights
- Gabriel Byrne and Jennifer Zamparelli among the guests on this week’s Late Late Show.
- Russell Howard will talk about his podcast and his connection to Ireland.
- Carrtie Crowley discusses her return to television presenting after three decades.
- Pico Lopes, captain of Shamrock Rovers, shares insights from a historic season and becoming a father.
Guests Line-Up for the Late Late Show
This week’s edition of The Late Late Show, hosted by Patrick Kielty on RTÉ One, features an array of talented guests. Actor Gabriel Byrne will be in studio to reflect on his illustrious career, particularly focusing on his role in The Usual Suspects 30 years after its release.
Presenter Jennifer Zamparelli joins the host to discuss her new podcast, “Just Between Us,” an Irish Independent podcast that explores themes of sex and relationships. The conversation promises to delve into personal and societal perspectives on these sensitive topics.
Comedian Russell Howard’s Insights
British comedian Russell Howard will be discussing his podcast “Five Brilliant Things” and sharing his love for Ireland, particularly how the country inspires his comedy. Howard has long expressed a deep connection to the island nation, often finding humor in its daily life chaos.
Carrtie Crowley’s Return to Television
Actress Carrie Crowley, known for her role as Mammy Walsh in RTÉ’s “The Walsh Sisters,” will talk about her journey back into television presenting. With a career spanning three decades, Crowley brings a wealth of experience and passion to the show, particularly highlighting her dedication to the Irish language.
Pico Lopes on Sports Success
Shamrock Rovers captain Pico Lopes will be sharing his thoughts following a successful Premier Division and FAI Cup double for the Dublin club. Additionally, Lopes discusses becoming a father during this historic season, offering personal insights into balancing family life with professional commitments.
Musical Entertainment
The night’s musical entertainment will be provided by Irish folk group The High Kings, who are expected to perform songs like “Rocky Road to Dublin.” This performance adds a unique cultural touch to the show, reflecting Ireland’s rich musical heritage.
The Late Late Show airs on Friday at 9:35 PM on RTÉ One and the RTÉ Player. Fans can look forward to a night filled with engaging conversations and musical performances that showcase both national talent and international celebrity presence.
