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Rachael English on following her heart and landing her dream job

Rachael English talks to Claire O'Mahony about a life on the airwaves, finding time to write the occasional novel and her abiding connection to her hometown.

Catherine Fulvio: "I wouldn't be used to taking time out for me"

With summer cooking and hospitality in full swing, Catherine Fulvio is busier than ever in her beloved Ballyknocken.

Louise Heraghty: "I'm obsessed with the weather"

Donal O'Donoghue catches up with three weather forecasters – broadcaster Louise Heraghty and meteorologists Linda Hughes and Mark Bowe – to get the big picture.

Fair City's Aishling O'Neill: "It's nice getting older"

Aisling O'Neill talks to Janice Butler about how her famous father inspired her to be an actor, being completely different to the character and being happy with getting older.

Darragh Maloney: "I'm now big into mindfulness"

Darragh Maloney talks to Donal O'Donoghue about the influence of his father, the corrosive impact of social media and his most cherished sporting moments.

Samantha Libreri on keeping "the show on the road" with family

With over 20 years of journalism under her belt, RTÉ's Eastern Correspondent Samantha Libreri has certainly earned her stripes.

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.

George McMahon and Rachel Smyth on teaching younger generations

George McMahon, who plays Mondo in Fair City, and Rachel Smyth, dancer and choreographer, talk to Julie Lordan about work, family, life in Bettystown, and their shared passion for the arts.

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.

Jake Carter and Karen Byrne on what makes their relationship work

The couple sit down with Janice Butler to talk about combining careers, what makes the relationship work and their hopes for the future.

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.

Miriam O'Callaghan on being "unbelievably & annoyingly positive"

Miriam O'Callaghan spoke to Donal O'Donoghue about Face Up to Cancer, RTÉ's recent controversies and why she'd love to host an Irish version of The Traitors.

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

Marty Morrissey is back doing what he loves most.