List of The Late Late Show episodes

This is a list of episodes of The Late Late Show.

2000s

2008–2009

No.	Original air date	Guest(s)	Musical/entertainment guest(s)
1	5 September 2008	Olympic boxing medalists Kenny Egan, Darren Sutherland and Paddy Barnes	Sharon Shannon and Jerry Fish
An external broadcast live from the Wexford Opera House
2	12 September 2008	Trinny and Susannah	Mick Flannery
3	19 September 2008	Paralympics gold medalists and performance director (Jason Smyth, Michael McKillop and Liam Harbison)	The Script
4	26 September 2008	Kathryn Thomas	Boyzone
5	3 October 2008	Sonia O'Sullivan	Katherine Lynch, Tracy Piggott, Mary O'Rourke and Brian Kerr "Run for Africa" on a treadmill
6	10 October 2008	Cecelia Ahern	Mary Coughlan
7	17 October 2008	Michael Parkinson	Duke Special
8	24 October 2008	Tony Curtis	Snow Patrol
Presented by Gerry Ryan in the absence of Pat Kenny
9	31 October 2008	Myleene Klass	The Saw Doctors
10	7 November 2008	Lindsay Wagner	Hardy Drew and the Nancy Boys
11	14 November 2008	Paul O'Grady	Tom Jones
12	21 November 2008	Kelly O'Neill and Shane Curry	Kíla
At the end of this episode Pat Kenny produced two tickets for the following week's show and tore them to pieces in the presence of Amazon explorer Charles Bird.
13	28 November 2008	Nicky Byrne	McFly
The Late Late Toy Show
14	5 December 2008	Michael O'Leary	Pat Shortt
15	12 December 2008	Celebrities on Ice (Lisa Murphy, Shane Byrne, Patricia McKenna and Brian Ormond)	The Dubliners and Damien Dempsey
16	19 December 2008	Boyzone	Boyzone
Mainly but not officially a Boyzone special
17	9 January 2009	TBA	TBA
Mainly but not officially a Boyzone special
18	16 January 2009	TBA	TBA
19	23 January 2009	TBA	TBA
20	30 January 2009	TBA	TBA
21	6 February 2009	TBA	TBA
22	13 February 2009	TBA	TBA
23	20 February 2009	TBA	TBA
Eurosong special
24	27 February 2009	TBA	TBA
25	6 March 2009	TBA	TBA
26	13 March 2009	TBA	TBA
27	20 March 2009	TBA	TBA
28	27 March 2009	TBA	TBA
Pat quit
29	3 April 2009	TBA	TBA
30	17 April 2009	TBA	TBA
31	24 April 2009	TBA	TBA
32	1 May 2009	TBA	TBA
33	8 May 2009	TBA	TBA
34	15 May 2009	TBA	TBA
35	22 May 2009	TBA	TBA
36	29 May 2009	TBA	TBA

2009–2010

No.	Original air date	Guest(s)	Musical/entertainment guest(s)
1^b	4 September 2009[1]	Brian Cowen	Sharon Corr
2^c	11 September 2009[2]	Kilkenny senior hurling team	Lumière
3	18 September 2009[3]	The Nolans	The Nolans
4	25 September 2009[4][5]	Linda and Tony Sutherland—parents of Olympic boxer Darren Sutherland	Paloma Faith
5	2 October 2009[6][7]	Ant & Dec	Sharon Shannon
6	9 October 2009[8]	Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne	The Magnets
7	16 October 2009[9]	Vince Vaughn	Camilla
8	23 October 2009[10]	Donal Óg Cusack	TBA
9	30 October 2009[11]	Katie Price	TBA
10	6 November 2009[12]	Gordon Ramsay	TBA
11	13 November 2009[13]	Ronan Keating	TBA
12	20 November 2009[14]	Rose Callaly	TBA
13^d	27 November 2009	Various children	Westlife
The Late Late Toy Show
14	4 December 2009[15]	Peter Andre	Christy Moore
15	11 December 2009[16]	Hector Ó hEochagáin	Michael Bublé
16	18 December 2009[17][18]	Miley Cyrus	Miley Cyrus
17	27 December 2009	Louis Walsh	TBA
18	8 January 2010[19]	Charlene McKenna and Aisling O'Sullivan	Beardyman[20]
19	15 January 2010[21]	Brenda Blethyn	Queen + We Will Rock You (musical)
20	22 January 2010[22]	Justin Lee Collins	TBA
21	29 January 2010[23]	Benicio del Toro	Nik Kershaw[24]
Heather Mills's first Irish television interview for 15 years[23]
22	5 February 2010[25]	Stephen Baldwin	The Saturdays
23	12 February 2010[26]	Samuel L. Jackson	Dionne Warwick
24	19 February 2010[27]	Colin Farrell and Neil Jordan	Corinne Bailey Rae
25	26 February 2010[28][29]	Shane MacGowan and Victoria Mary Clarke	Eddi Reader
26	5 March 2010[30]	Johnny Logan, Dana Rosemary Scallon, Michael Ball, Marty Whelan	TBA
Eurosong special
27	12 March 2010[31]	Boyzone	Boyzone
28	19 March 2010[32]	Tess Daly	Mumford & Sons
29	26 March 2010[33]	John Joe (horologist from The Late Late Toy Show)	Paul Brady
30	2 April 2010[34]	Sinéad O'Connor	Altan
First Good Friday episode in 15 years[34]
31	9 April 2010[35]	Martine McCutcheon	Scouting for Girls
32	16 April 2010[36]	Seán Gallagher and Gavin Duffy (Dragons' Den) and four finalists from the Student Enterprise Awards	Heathers[37]
Heathers reached the top of the Irish Indie Chart following this appearance[38]
33	23 April 2010[39]	Beverley Callard (Liz McDonald)	Zena Donnelly
34	30 April 2010[40]	Stockard Channing	Marianne Faithfull
This episode coincided with the date of the death of Gerry Ryan, who had presented one episode of this show two seasons previously[41]
35	7 May 2010[42]	Jason Byrne	Joshua Radin
36	14 May 2010[43]	Andrew Cowles	Niamh Kavanagh
37	21 May 2010[44]	David Kelly	Crystal Swing
38	28 May 2010[45]	Cast of Riverdance + Bill Whelan, Moya Doherty and John McColgan and Caprice Bourret	Crowded House

2010s

2010–2011

No.	Original air date	Guest(s)	Musical/entertainment guest(s)
1	3 September 2010[46]	Tony Blair	Jedward
2	10 September 2010[47]	The Script	The Script
3	17 September 2010[48]	Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh	N/A
4	24 September 2010[49]	Tim Robbins	The Rogues Gallery Band
5	1 October 2010[50][51][52]	Giovanni Trapattoni	O Emperor
6	8 October 2010[53]	Una Healy and Declan Nerney	Una Healy and Declan Nerney
7	15 October 2010[54]	Hector Ó hEochagáin	Singin' Bernie Walsh
8	22 October 2010[55]	Nigella Lawson	Ronnie Wood
9	29 October 2010[56]	Tom Jones	Tom Jones
10	5 November 2010[57]	Michael Parkinson	N/A
11	12 November 2010[58]	Dawn French	Two Door Cinema Club
12	19 November 2010[59]	Dara Ó Briain	Shayne Ward
13	26 November 2010	Various children	McFly, Joe McElderry, The Strypes
The Late Late Toy Show; television debut of The Strypes
14	3 December 2010[60]	Jack Black	Westlife
15	10 December 2010[61]	Take That	Robbie Williams
16	17 December 2010[62][63]	Mary Byrne	The Rubberbandits
17	24 December 2010[64]	Robbie and Claudine Keane	Jimmy MacCarthy
18	7 January 2011[65]	Brian Dennehy	Julian Lloyd Webber
19	14 January 2011[66]	Kathryn Thomas and the five Operation Transformation leaders	The Coronas
20	21 January 2011[67]	Discussion on the week's political upheaval that would later lead to the collapse of the government)	Clannad
21	28 January 2011	Bob Geldof	Bob Geldof
22	4 February 2011[68]	Maura Tierney and Ardal O'Hanlon	Mary Coughlan
23	11 February 2011	N/A	Five musical acts
Eurosong special[69]
24	18 February 2011	Thelma Madine	Ellie Goulding
25	25 February 2011	Maureen O'Hara	Wonderland
26	4 March 2011	Cast of The Commitments	Elbow
27	11 March 2011	Phil Lynott (in the year of her son's 25th anniversary)	Thin Lizzy
28	18 March 2011	Rory McIlroy	The JD Set
29	25 March 2011	Ireland cricket team	Buddy Greco
30	1 April 2011	Eamonn Holmes and wife Ruth Langsford	Villagers
31	8 April 2011	Charlie Bird	Jessie J
32	15 April 2011	Kevin Doyle, Sheamus	Josh Groban
33	22 April 2011	John Healy (The Restaurant)	Adrian Edmondson
34	29 April 2011	Jedward	Suede
35	6 May 2011	Seán Gallagher (on why he wants to run for President), Keith and Lisa Duffy (on their work with Irish Autism Action)	Crystal Swing
36	13 May 2011	Christian Louboutin	Mary Black
37	20 May 2011	John Bowman (on the life of Dr. Garret FitzGerald)	Andrea Corr
38	27 May 2011	Taoiseach Enda Kenny (on the visits of Queen Elizabeth II and Barack Obama)	Il Divo and Bell X1 with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra
Neil Diamond's first ever Irish interview

2011–2012

No.	Original air date	Guest(s)	Musical/entertainment guest(s)
1	2 September 2011	Conor Niland	Eleanor McEvoy
2	9 September 2011	Ronnie Whelan	N/A
3	16 September 2011	Paddy Doherty	The Saturdays
4	23 September 2011	Dublin senior football team	Joe McElderry
5	30 September 2011	Mike Murphy	Jedward
First televised debate of the presidential election campaign
6	7 October 2011	Dermot Bannon	Caro Emerald
7	14 October 2011	Cecelia Ahern	Tim Michin
8	21 October 2011	Danielle Ryan, Saoirse Ronan and Charlene McKenna	Ed Sheeran
9	28 October 2011	Katie Taylor	Florence and the Machine
10	4 November 2011	Westlife	Westlife
Westlife's first interview since announcing their demise
11	11 November 2011	PJ Gallagher and Dara Ó Briain	The Wanted
12	18 November 2011	Michael Bublé	Some of those interviewed?
13	25 November 2011	One Direction	One Direction
14	2 December 2011	Various children	TBA
The Late Late Toy Show
15	9 December 2011	Sinitta	Daniel O'Donnell
16	16 December 2011	The Rubberbandits	Charlotte Church
17	23 December 2011	Allen Leech	Ryan Sheridan
18	6 January 2012	TBA	TBA
19	13 January 2012	Keith and Jay Duffy	N/A
20	20 January 2012	Michael O'Leary	N/A
21	27 January 2012	Eamon Dunphy	Ashley Tubridy
22	3 February 2012	Corey Feldman	Bressie
23	10 February 2012	Michelle Heaton	Matt Cardle
24	17 February 2012	Noel Gallagher	Snow Patrol
25	24 February 2012	TBA	Jedward
Eurosong special
26	2 March 2012	Niall Quinn	Big Country
27	9 March 2012	Susan Boyle	The Wanted and trad group the Irish House Party perform "Glad You Came" together
28	16 March 2012	Mia Farrow	Sinéad O'Connor
29	23 March 2012	Natasha Giggs	N/A
Giggs's first Irish television interview since the affair
30	30 March 2012	Johnston, Mooney and O'Brien	Katie Melua
31	6 April 2012	Diarmuid Gavin	Keith Barry
32	13 April 2012	Bob Geldof	N/A
33	20 April 2012	Jonathan Ross	N/A
Ross's first appearance on the show; McGrath's first appearance in 15 years
34	27 April 2012	Steven Gerrard	Marina and the Diamonds
35	4 May 2012	Terry Pratchett RIP	Pat Byrne with Bressie
36	11 May 2012	Jedward	Some of those interviewed?
37	18 May 2012	Ryan O'Shaughnessy	Ryan O'Shaughnessy
38	25 May 2012	President Michael D. Higgins	Glen Hansard
39	1 June 2012	Gay Byrne	Sinéad O'Connor
50th Anniversary Special

2012–2013

No.	Original air date	Guest(s)	Musical/entertainment guest(s)
1	7 September 2012	TBA	TBA
2	14 September 2012	TBA	TBA
3	21 September 2012	TBA	TBA
4	28 September 2012	TBA	TBA
5	5 October 2012	TBA	TBA
6	12 October 2012	TBA	TBA
7	19 October 2012	TBA	TBA
8	26 October 2012	TBA	TBA
9	2 November 2012	TBA	TBA
10	9 November 2012	TBA	TBA
11	16 November 2012	TBA	TBA
12	23 November 2012	TBA	TBA
13	30 November 2012	TBA	TBA
14	7 December 2012	TBA	TBA
15	14 December 2012	TBA	TBA
16	21 December 2012	TBA	TBA
17	4 January 2013	TBA	TBA
18	11 January 2013	TBA	TBA
19	18 January 2013	TBA	TBA
20	25 January 2013	TBA	TBA
21	1 February 2013	TBA	TBA
22	8 February 2013	TBA	TBA
23	15 February 2013	TBA	TBA
24	22 February 2013	TBA	TBA
25	1 March 2013	TBA	TBA
26	8 March 2013	TBA	TBA
27	15 March 2013	TBA	TBA
28	22 March 2013	TBA	TBA
29	29 March 2013	TBA	TBA
30	5 April 2013	TBA	TBA
31	12 April 2013	TBA	TBA
32	19 April 2013	TBA	TBA
33	26 April 2013	TBA	TBA
34	3 May 2013	TBA	TBA
35	10 May 2013	TBA	TBA
36	17 May 2013	TBA	TBA
37	24 May 2013	TBA	TBA
38	31 May 2013	TBA	TBA

2013–2014

No.	Original air date	Guest(s)	Musical/entertainment guest(s)
1	6 September 2013	Bob Geldof	The Boomtown Rats
Geldof also performed with The Boomtown Rats
2	13 September 2013	Lucinda Creighton	Clannad
3	20 September 2013	Sinitta	The High Kings
4	27 September 2013[70]	Joanne O'Riordan	Bell X1
5	4 October 2012	Davy Fitzgerald, Shane O'Donnell and Patrick Donnellan	Nathan Carter
6	11 October 2013	Melanie McCabe	CÓRus
7	18 October 2013[71][72]	Colin Farrell	Big September
8	25 October 2013	Kimberley Walsh	Jack L
9	1 November 2013	Shane Filan	Shane Filan
10	8 November 2013	Amanda Holden, John Delaney, Conor McGregor	Little Green Cars
11	15 November 2013	June Brown	Cliff Richard
12	22 November 2013	Finbar Furey, Helen Fielding, AP McCoy, Pat Shortt	Finbar Furey, Kodaline, Wet Wet Wet
13	29 November 2013	Various children	TBA
The Late Late Toy Show
14	6 December 2013	Gary Barlow	Gary Barlow, Shayne Ward with Foster and Allen
15	13 December 2013	Will Ferrell, Steve Carell, Paul Rudd and David Koechner	Chris Hadfield
Interview with Ferrell, Carell, Rudd and Koechner pre-recorded earlier in the week during their visit for the European premiere of Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues
16	20 December 2013	Una Healy	Wallis Bird and Sharon Shannon duet
Two families were also reunited for Christmas
17	10 January 2014	Kian Egan	Gregory Porter
18	17 January 2014	Davy Fitzgerald	James Vincent McMorrow
19	24 January 2014	Josh Hartnett	Michael Bolton
20	31 January 2014	Keith Barry	Mario Rosenstock's Garth Brooks mania sketch
21	7 February 2014	David Norris	Eddi Reader
22	14 February 2014	David Rawle	Robert Mizzell
23	21 February 2014	Richard Dreyfuss and Terry Gilliam	Corner Boy, Midge Ure, Keith Hanley
24	28 February 2014	Louis Walsh, Linda Martin, Eoghan McDermott, Maia Dunphy, Johnny Logan	Johnny Logan
Eurosong special
25	7 March 2014	Amy Huberman, Hugh O'Conor, Peter McDonald and Brian Gleeson	Judith Owen
26	14 March 2014	The family of the late Christine Buckley	Kian Egan
27	21 March 2014	Mike Ross	Raglans
28	28 March 2014	Brendan Gleeson, Killian Scott and John Michael McDonagh	Pixie Lott, The Riptide Movement, The Wolfe Tones
29	4 April 2014	Garda whistleblower John Wilson	Some of those interviewed?
30	11 April 2014	Linda Nolan	Hothouse Flowers
Magee also performed charity single "These Old Eyes Have Seen It All"
31	18 April 2014	Cathy Kelly	Lang Lang
32	25 April 2014	Michelle Heaton (on her health scares)	Something Happens
33	2 May 2014	Christy Moore	300-person Riverdance performance
34	9 May 2014	Aengus Mac Grianna	Derek Ryan with Sharon Shannon, Mick Flannery
35	16 May 2014	Des Bishop	Emma Stevens
36	23 May 2014	Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum	Aslan
37	30 May 2014	Conor McGregor	HomeTown

2014–2015

No.	Original air date	Guest(s)	Musical/entertainment guest(s)
1	5 September 2014	Maria Walsh (2014 Rose of Tralee)	Interskalactic
2	12 September 2014	The Script	The Script
3	19 September 2014	Tom Vaughan-Lawlor	Sharon Corr
4	26 September 2014	Kelly McDonagh Mongan and family	Margo
5	3 October 2014	Ed Sheeran	Ed Sheeran
6	10 October 2014	Majella O'Donnell	The Riptide Movement
7	17 October 2014	Emily Ratajkowski	Mary Black
8	24 October 2014	Bono and The Edge	Bono and The Edge
9	31 October 2014	Brian O'Driscoll	Music from Grease
10	7 November 2014	Eva Longoria	Madness
The Longoria interview was recorded in advance on 4 November
11	14 November 2014	Saoirse Ronan	HomeTown
12	21 November 2014	Sinéad O'Connor	The Coronas
13	28 November 2014	Various children	TBA
The Late Late Toy Show
14	5 December 2014	Brendan O'Carroll and Jennifer Gibney	Olly Murs
15	12 December 2014	Brendan, Domhnall and Brian Gleeson	Imelda May
16	19 December 2014	Take That	Take That
17	9 January 2015	Michael O'Leary	Celtic Woman
First episode using the new Late Late set[73][74]
18	16 January 2015	Stephanie Roche	Bay City Rollers
19	23 January 2015	Mikey North and Ian Puleston-Davies	TBA
20	30 January 2015	Donncha O'Callaghan	Mike Denver
21	6 February 2015	Nick Munier, John Walsh from Shebeen on Wheels, Vogue Williams, Kodaline, Maia Dunphy, Siobhan O'Connor, Moe Dunford and Terry McMahon, Father Pierre 'Jalapeno' Pepper	Kodaline
22	13 February 2015	Louis Walsh	James Bay, Altan
Valentine's Day special[75][76]
23	20 February 2015	Marco Pierre White	The Shires and Dónal Lunny
24	27 February 2015	Phil Coulter, Mairead Farrell, Panti Bliss and Linda Martin	Phil Coulter and Niamh Kavanagh (performance of Coulter's song "Congratulations")
Eurosong 2015 (Marty Whelan also featured and presented from backstage)[77][78]
25	6 March 2015	Mary Berry	The Overtones
26	13 March 2015	Ibrahim Halawa's sisters	The Kilfenora Céilí Band
27	20 March 2015	Maria Walsh (Rose of Tralee) and Adi Roche	Jersey Boys
Russell Crowe also performed with the house band
28	27 March 2015	Barry Cummins and Dearbhail McDonald	HomeTown
29	3 April 2015	Liam Cunningham	Paul Brady
30	10 April 2015	Jack Reynor and Gerard Barrett	Albert Hammond
31	17 April 2015	Michael Lyster	Charley Pride
32	24 April 2015	Killian Scott and Peter Coonan	Mamma Mia
33	1 May 2015	Jennifer Maguire and Darren Kennedy	The Three Degrees
34	8 May 2015	Jason Byrne	Don McLean
35	15 May 2015	Jim Sheridan	Once the Musical, Dublin
36	22 May 2015	RTÉ Washington correspondent Caitriona Perry	Nathan Carter
37	29 May 2015	Giles, Brady and Dunphy pay tribute to Bill O'Herlihy	Dancing, dancing and still more dancing

2015–2016

No.	Original air date	Guest(s)	Musical/entertainment guest(s)
1	4 September 2015	TBA	TBA
2	11 September 2015	TBA	TBA
3	18 September 2015	TBA	TBA
4	25 September 2015	TBA	TBA
5	2 October 2015	TBA	TBA
6	9 October 2015	TBA	TBA
7	16 October 2015	TBA	TBA
8	23 October 2015	TBA	TBA
9	30 October 2015	TBA	TBA
10	6 November 2015	TBA	TBA
11	13 November 2015	TBA	TBA
12	20 November 2015	TBA	TBA
13	27 November 2015	TBA	TBA
The Late Late Toy Show
14	4 December 2015	TBA	TBA
15	11 December 2015	TBA	TBA
16	18 December 2015	TBA	TBA
17	8 January 2016	TBA	TBA
18	15 January 2016	TBA	TBA
19	22 January 2016	TBA	TBA
20	29 January 2016	TBA	TBA
21	5 February 2016	TBA	TBA
22	12 February 2016	TBA	TBA
23	19 February 2016	TBA	TBA
24	26 February 2016	TBA	TBA
25	4 March 2016	TBA	TBA
26	11 March 2016	TBA	TBA
27	18 March 2016	TBA	TBA
28	25 March 2016	TBA	TBA
29	1 April 2016	TBA	TBA
30	8 April 2016	TBA	TBA
31	15 April 2016	TBA	TBA
32	22 April 2016	TBA	TBA
33	29 April 2016	TBA	TBA
34	6 May 2016	TBA	TBA
35	13 May 2016	TBA	TBA
36	20 May 2016	TBA	TBA
37	27 May 2016	TBA	TBA

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