Well worth watching.

Tonight's Late Late show has a good line-up with rugby legend Paul O'Connell joining Ryan on the show to talk about life since he hung up his boots. We're told he'll be giving viewers his take on the Irish team that reached new heights with a Grand Slam and back-to-back Six Nations titles and where the inspirational team talks he is famous for come from. Plus he'll be telling viewers about the time he felt like knocking out Alastair Campbell. Also on the show will be Game of Thrones star Liam Cunningham who recently visited the Syrian refugee camps in Jordan. He joins Ryan in studio to talk about what he saw, why he's angry about it and what he thinks the Irish Government, and the Irish people, should be doing to help. Pippa O'Connor will be on hand to help three eager volunteers revamp their winter wardrobe live on air. And Smalltown star and all round funny guy Pat Shortt will be in studio to chat about his new film The Flag, an irreverent take on 1916, and delving into the archives to find some hidden gems in his upcoming TV show. Last but not least, writer and raconteur Michael Harding will also be on the show.