Gordon's son Ben goes to a school for children with severe dyslexia. He joined Ryan in studio to talk about the important work being done in these 'Reading Schools' and what his own life was like growing up with dyslexia.

The stories and headlines of the day that grabbed Ryan's attention.

After Ryan spoke about his visit to the Crawford Art Gallery in Cork, Karen got in touch to tell us about her recent trip to the Natural History Museum and the National Gallery with her children.

Ciaran Cassidy is the writer and director of 'Jihad Jane', a new documentary that tells the story of how one of the most absurd terror cells came together and found its way to Waterford. 'Jihad Jane' opens in a number of Irish cinemas this Friday February 14th and Ciaran joined Ryan in studio to tell him all about it.

The stories and headlines of the day that grabbed Ryan's attention.

After surviving cancer as a teenager, Shannen was devastated when her cancer returned five years later. Shannen launched 2020’s Daffodil Day last week and she joined Ryan in the Cork studio to catch up since their last chat on The Late Late Show back in November.

Finola Doyle-O'Neill is a broadcast historian at UCC. She spoke to Ryan about her role in UCC and the importance history plays in both the present and the future.

This morning's programme came live from Cork. Yesterday Ryan visited UCC's new Hub building where he spoke to the students there and was interviewed by Arts student Matthew Moynihan.

This week Ryan spoke to Mei Lin Yap and Hugo MacNeill about the ‘Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disabilities’; Hallie Rubenhold on her book 'The Five'; Mother and son, Joanne and Daniel, about the difference an act of kindness made to their lives; And Dancing with the Stars judge, Brian Redmond, on Switch-Up Week!

Due to phenomenal demand an extra week of shows has just been added at 3Arena, Dublin from Tuesday 14th to Sunday 19th July. This morning Sorcha and Ailbhe took part in our clown competition to win family passes to the show!