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Book star Marlon James talks to Tubridy about turbulent times

Described by Ryan Tubridy as 'quite the rock star' of literature, Marlon James joined the programme today ahead of his appearance at the Dalkey Book Festival.
Books • 15 Jun 17

Sgt. Pepper turns 50 - Tubridy celebrates at Abbey Road

June 1st marks 50 years since The Beatles released their iconic Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and to celebrate, The Ryan Tubridy Show travelled to London this morning to broadcast live from the Abbey Road Studios.
Music • 01 Jun 17

The Laureate na nÓg writes - tall towers (and tall tales)

Read the latest blog from celebrated illustrator and Children's Laureate PJ Lynch...
Books • 23 May 17

The Laureate na nÓg writes - on tour with Tubridy!

From Ennis to New York, with Ryan Tubridy in tow - it's been a busy few weeks for Children's Laureate PJ Lynch...
Books • 22 May 17

Ryan Tubridy On Gene Wilder: Farewell, Willy Wonka

Culture • 04 Oct 24

Late Late Show Live LP set to raise money for St Vincent de Paul

The Late Late Show has launched a brand new double-album showcasing 21 unique performances from the show, to raise money for St Vincent de Paul.
Culture • 24 Nov 16

Wild Goose Lodge - how to make a historical epic on a shoestring

A remarkable new Irish film is currently on national release after a six-year journey to the big screen.
Culture • 03 Nov 16

Phil Collins tells Tubridy he's not dead yet

Music legend Phil Collins is most certainly alive, and he opened his interview with Ryan Tubridy this morning speaking about his autobiography, Not Dead Yet.
Culture • 27 Oct 16

Elvis, Forever: Priscilla Presley speaks to Tubridy

Speaking to Ryan Tubridy this morning, Priscilla Presley seems to have lost none of the grace and gentility which first captured the heart of the King of rock ‘n’ roll, nearly six decades ago.
Music • 04 Aug 17

Inferno director Ron Howard tells Tubridy: Dingle is magic

“If I say what’s your favourite location of all the adventures we went on, it’s always Dingle," says Oscar-winning director Ron Howard.
Culture • 14 Oct 16

Dornan's desire to do Jadotville soldiers justice

The Siege of Jadotville, starring Jamie Dornan, premiered last night in Dublin to an audience which included past veterans of the siege and their families. Dornan and director Richie Smyth spoke to Ryan Tubirdy this morning.
Culture • 27 Sep 17

Rembering Seamus Heaney’s life and work with his widow Marie

Culture • 19 Sep 16

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