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Alan Hughes: "I have been openly gay on Ireland AM for 25 years"

For more than 30 years, Alan Hughes has been a household face and a panto star. He talks to Donal O'Donoghue about his lust for life, his fear of death and the secret to a long-term relationship.

Ray D'Arcy: "I'm getting older and more comfortable in my skin"

Dobbo on his health, family and how he'll spend his retirement

After more than 40 years in broadcasting, the veteran newsman and journalist, Bryan Dobson, is calling it a day. Donal O'Donoghue meets him to talk about endings and new beginnings.

Marian Keyes: "I'm in no way ready to be put out to pasture"

She may have zipped past a landmark birthday but there's no stopping the irresistible Marian Keyes.

Aoibhín Garrihy: "I came from a family of entrepreneurs"

With a busy life and a thriving business, former actress Aoibhín Garrihy talks honestly to Janice Butler about the challenges of being a working parent, putting down roots in the west and why she's probably put acting behind her.

Brian Dowling and Arthur Gourounlian on their growing family

The couple chat to Janice Butler about expanding their family, dealing with the haters and how much their lives have changed since becoming parents to "sassy" baby Blake.

Baz Ashmawy: "I'm not here for tokenism, I'm here to represent"

Baz Ashmawy talks to Janice Butler about the sacrifices he made for the show and why he struggled with ethnic identity definitions for so long.

Cathy Kelly: 'Humour is a great way of dealing with darkness'

Following her diagnosis with breast cancer last year, Cathy Kelly's unbreakable sense of humour has helped her through good days and bad. The best-selling novelist talks to Donal O'Donoghue.

Hugh Wallace on alcoholism, designing homes and being a romantic

Architect and TV presenter Hugh Wallace has lived a rollercoaster life, but despite all, he believes every cloud has a silver lining.

Fair City co-stars Karl and Lynseyann on tying the knot

The working and home lives of Lynseyann Mulvey and Karl Bowe have merged: they both have roles in Fair City, and were married last year.

Marty Morrissey: "I'm 24 and have been for the last five years"

Marty Morrissey is back doing what he loves most.

Kathryn Thomas: "I think by nature we're quite nosy"

Now in her 14th season of Operation Transformation, Kathryn Thomas continues to find the show, its leaders and experts, as inspirational as ever, she tells Claire O'Mahony.

Graham Norton on his career: "I've surprised myself"

With his first ever Irish TV show, Graham Norton is going back to his stand-up roots. Sort of. Donal O'Donoghue talks to the host of Last One Laughing about keeping a straight face.

Tommy Tiernan: "No other country wants to do this chat show"

On the eve of a new season of The Tommy Tiernan Show, its host wonders at its success and talks of what has shaped him personally and professionally. Donal O'Donoghue 'meets' him in the henhouse.

Tracy Clifford: "We've had a little fertility journey"

Elaine Crowley: "They say grief is love with nowhere to go"

Broadcaster Elaine Crowley talks to Elle Gordon about navigating grief, the power of community, new perspectives and looking to the future with hope.

Neven Maguire: "Sure 50 is the new 21"

As he turns 50, chef Neven Maguire takes a trip down memory lane, telling Janice Butler about the lessons he's learned along the way and why he's more content now than he's ever been.

Roz Purcell on hiking, anxiety and future plans

Ever since childhood, Roz Purcell has found solace in nature, a connection explored in her new book on hiking.

Sharon Tobin on RTÉ, motherhood, and her love of techno

Her kids may try to mortify her in the supermarket, but RTÉ news anchor Sharon Tobin has long been comfortable in her own skin.

Lucy Kennedy: "I am a professional busy body"

"Every time I ring that doorbell, it is a different guest so it is not a format that I would ever get bored of."

The 2 Johnnies: "We want to celebrate the mad culture we have"

Next week, the 2 Johnnies will be doing their late-night lock in show from a pub somewhere in County Meath.