The Ray D'Arcy Show

On todays show

Mike Hanrahan from Stockton’s Wing released a song about his mum Mary and her dementia last Friday. He joined Ray in studio.

Nick Seymour from Crowded House talks about the new album.

On todays show Ray is joined by two new Irish Citizens, Shahab Coohe and Camille O’Sullivan, Ireland Rugby International Peter O’Mahony talks about his lockdown garden and Dermot Bannon tells us about a new two-part series called Super Small Spaces.

The most recent Irish Citizenship Ceremony took place on the 27th April 2021 in a virtual event. Shahab Coohe and Camille O’Sullivan are two of the 600 people were able to attend and receive their certificates of naturalisation. They both joined Ray for a chat.

Dermot Bannon tells us about a new two-part series called Super Small Spaces that starts on RTÉ One on this Sunday the June 6th at 9.30pm.

On today's show Ray speaks to former producer of the Gay Byrne Show John Caden, writer and actor Jody O’Neill joined Ray to tell us about a play she's written called “What I don’t know about Autism” and Phillipa Dunne talks about the comedy show Motherland.

Dear Gay will be shown tonight on RTE 1 at 9.35, to tell us more a former producer of the Gay Byrne Show, John Caden joined Ray.

Jody O’Neill has since written a successful play called “What I don’t know about Autism” she joined Ray to talk about this and tell us more about an interactive experience for children called Fire, Water, Earth, Air which is launching next week.

Motherland is a comedy which is being shown on Netflix and BBC at the moment. Phillipa Dunne is the actor who plays Ann and she joined Ray.