Friday, 25 January 2008

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MARTINE McCUTCHEON

As bubbly barmaid Tiffany, Martine met a nasty end in Eastenders, then she fell in love with Prime Minister Hugh Grant in Love Actually, and now is starring in the hit drama Echo Beach alongside Jason Donovan.

KATHERINE JENKINS

At just 27, Katherine Jenkins has achieved more than most people in a lifetime. Here she talks openly about life, love and the future, as well as singing "Somewhere" from her new album "Rejoice." What a performance.

ALAN DOHERTY

Alan's story is truly remarkable. Born with a rare condition which meant that he had no chin, his family, friends and the wider community in Donegal rallied around to send Alan to the United States for pioneering surgery. He still has some way to go, but the progress so far is very encouraging.

THE FUREYS AND DAVY ARTHUR

Legendary performers - what more can you say but:
. 30 years in the business
. Sweet Sixteen
. Red Rose Café and
. Green Fields of France

KATHERINE LYNCH

One of the hottest comediennes in the country, Katherine's new series has been one of the surprise hits of the year. So when she dropped into The Late Late, everyone expected sparks to fly. And we weren't disappointed.

Bernie Walsh performs Dundalk, Dundalk.

DAVID ADAMS

American psychologist David Adams has studies what motivates some men to kill their partners. Revealing case histories, he provides real insight into the factors that drive some people over the edge.

JUNO FALLS

Having spent several months on the road with Travis, Juno Falls have matured into a band that one critic described as "harmonically divine." Their new single is "This song is your own" .

CYSTIC FIBROSIS

Throughout the month of January, the plight of young victims of Cystic Fibrosis has been highlight on RTE Radio's Liveline programme. Now the focus moves to the carers of CF patients, with an informative and at times emotional discussion.