Westmeath comedian to appear on this week's Late Late Show

Comedian and Ballymore native Alison Spittle will be one of the guests on this Friday's Late Late Show.

The Westmeath performer will be live in studio with Ryan Tubridy to talk about the unexpected inspiration behind her new show, why the English sausage is "a thing of horror", and her experience of hosting "the most 2022 hen party ever".

The Two Norries, DJ Annie Mac, and ventriloquist Nina Conti also feature in the line-up for the popular chat show tomorrow.

The hosts of a ground-breaking podcast, Cork men, Timmy Long and James Leonard, otherwise known as The Two Norries, will join Ryan and will share their personal stories of addiction and recovery, and what inspired them to start a podcast together.

Internationally renowned DJ and former top BBC Radio host Annie Macmanus aka Annie Mac will talk about bringing clubbing back to life after two years of empty dancefloors, her new career as an author, and how the disappointment of not getting her first choice in the Leaving Cert was a blessing in disguise.

Ahead of her support slot with her mentor Ed Sheeran in Croke Park this weekend in front of tens of thousands of music fans, new pop hopeful Maisie Peters performs her single 'Psycho' live in studio.

Queen of ventriloquism Nina Conti will be surprising members of The Late Late Show audience with her hilarious match-making skills.

Ryan Tubridy will also be joined by the cast of the musical Girl from the North Country, based on the music of Bob Dylan, who are also in studio for a live performance of a Dylan classic.

The hit Broadway musical by Conor McPherson comes to Dublin's Olympia Theatre this June.

The Late Late Show airs on RTÉ One this Friday, April 22, at 9.35pm.