After last week’s pretty barnstorming performance, and consequent ratings smash, Ryan Tubridy trots down his tiny showbiz staircase again to do it all again. Hashtag, by public demand: #latelate
Classic! Alan Ruddock of the Sunday Independent, Patricia Callan of the Small Firms Association, Justine McCarthy of the Sunday Times and… wait for it… Eugene McCartan of the Communist Party of Ireland. #vinb For the Win!
The Taoiseach Brian Cowen continues his charm/offensive over NAMA and Lisbon. And the Prime Time team report on children in care before having Minister Barry Andrews on to insist that despite all the evidence to the contrary, he is thinking of the children. Or, you know, doing his job.
Coming up like a freight train, its NAMARAMA! Robbie Kelleher head of research at Davy Stockbrokers and Brian Lucey of Trinity College are tonight’s NAMAs in Pyjamas.
Vincent Browne presents his brand new, not in the slightest way like the old News show, Entertainment and Lifestyle programme. Tonight: Peter v Katie, we go in depth.
Frocks, heels, Ray, party pieces. Lovely girls, live from Kerry. On the telly 8pm 25th-26th August. On the ground now.
The LIVESTRONG Global Cancer Summit will be one of the defining moments in our foundation’s history. Delegates representing over 60 countries will commit to make cancer a priority in their home countries. For the 500 attendees this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and for our staff, the culmination of several years very hard work.
The Dublin Fringe Festival runs September 5th -20th. Check here for updates from Twitter users (and anyone else) on what are the breakout shows, the best venues and alerts of moments of spontaneous culture. See www.fringefest.com to download the programme. The Hashtag for the event is #DubFringe
Anyone with a Princess Bride DVD is welcome to join in. At 8.01pm (Ireland Time) on Thursday 9th August press Play, along with everyone else joining in, and we’ll enjoy the show together.
A special edition of the show where Vincent has a one on one interview with the Minister for Finance, Brian Lenihan.