TV GUIDE: The Late Late Show returns for a new series 
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TV GUIDE: The Late Late Show returns for a new series 

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This week on The Late Late Show ...

  • Oscar nominated actress Toni Collette flies in to talk to Ryan about her new movie Miss You Already, her time in Ireland and her memories of Muriel’s Wedding, Little Miss Sunshine and much more
  • Ahead of the World Cup, Rugby stalwarts Tom McGuirk, Brent Pope and George Hook take an honest look at Ireland’s chances and discuss their new road show
  • Much-loved TV chef Rick Stein talks food, family and foreign travel
  • Brian McFadden give his first big TV interview after his break-up with Vogue Williams
  • And Pauline Bewick talks about her 60 year marriage which has survived several affairs, including with Luke Kelly, revealed for the first time in her searingly honest new memoir

Returning for the new series host Ryan Tubridy said: "I can’t wait to get back into the hot seat. It’s been a long, damp, summer but now that the kids are back in school, it’s Late Late Show time again.

"We’ll have some wonderful guests, great conversation and the odd mad surprise between now and next May so tune in."

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