Tolü Makay gets soapy, as this weeks' Visiting Critic

Fiachna Ó Braonáin pays tribute to Manchán Magan.

Oliver's monologue on Friday

Danielly Mahoney from missy.ie gives her hot of the press reaction to Life of a Showgirl

Author John Boyne joins Oliver to talk about his new book ‘The Elements’, and winning the Le Prix du Roman award in France. He also addresses controversies from the Summer over his views on transgender rights.

Olympian Sharlene Mawdsley joins Oliver to talk about her downtime between training seasons, Tipperary's All-Ireland win and pre-run ritual to ease nerves.

Oliver's monologue on Wednesday

Playwright and screenwriter Mark O’Rowe, of ‘Howie the Rookie’ and ‘Intermission’ fame, spoke to Oliver about sell-out shows, family tensions and why Reunion is striking a chord with audiences at home and abroad.

Adas Rakauskas tells Oliver about the shoebox from Ireland that changed his life when he was 8 years old.

Dublin singer Aaron Rowe on supporting Lewis Capaldi and hanging out with Ed Sheeran

Fr. Brian D'Arcy has been inducted into the IMRO Hall of Fame after more than 50 years in broadcasting

Former Children's Minister addresses Special Envoy role and Merrion Gate controversies as she joins Oliver to talk about her new political memoir 'Love in a Time of Politics'

Oliver's monologue on Monday

Dermot spoke to Mark Maher from Odyssey Studios who turned his childhood obsession into a dream job making props and prosthetics for tv and film from Wednesday to The Hobbit and Alice in Wonderland.

The Olivier Award-winning comedian and composer of ‘Matilda the Musical’ on the profound feeling of creating music and memories

Dermot spoke to Mark Maher from Odyssey Studios who turned his childhood obsession into a dream job making props and prosthetics for tv and film from Wednesday to The Hobbit and Alice in Wonderland.

Dermot's monologue on a Thursday

Mary Doyle told Dermot about being a Scramble Champion whose love of words has brought her all over the world. The All-Ireland Scrabble Championship is taking place in Waterford City’s Dooley’s Hotel on October 4th and 5th.

Rory Motherway told Dermot Whelan how he suffered permanent spinal cord damage from a car crash in October 2024. The injuries have resulted in being a full-time wheelchair user. As a sport enthusiast, while Rory came to terms with his condition he also needed to get back on a team and that’s where Rebel Wheelers in Cork came to the rescue.

Donncha O'Callaghan told Oliver about his new book 'Disaster Dad Fun Day Fiasco' plus why he thinks he'd make a terrible Traitor!