Shane Richie, Paul Galvin, Mary Kennedy, Anne Cassin, Fr Tony Flannery
Former EastEnders star Shane Richie will join Ray D'Arcy this week to discuss his current stint in the play Not Dead Enough at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre.
He will also discuss his excitement about returning to our screens soon in the EastEnders spin-off Redwater alongside old pal Jessie Wallace and the fun they had while filming here in Ireland ahead of its premiere next month.
GAA star and entrepreneur Paul Galvin will chat to Ray about lhis continuing plans to revolutionise the style of Irish men.
Two of Ireland's best-loved presenters Mary Kennedy and Anne Cassin join Ray this week to talk about the enduring success of Nationwide.
And outspoken Catholic priest Fr Tony Flannery will join Ray to discuss why he chose to defy the Vatican by publicly celebrating mass on his 70th birthday. He will also reveal his thoughts on the future of the church here in Ireland, as well as his own experiences as a priest who was censored by Rome.
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