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Guests for this week's Ray D'Arcy Show revealed
Actor Stephen Mangan will join Ray on the couch for his first Irish chat show appearance to talk about his illustrious career in TV and film, from starring with Matt Le Blanc in Episodes to being the big screen voice of Postman Pat.
He’ll also reflect on his childhood summers spent in Mayo and losing both his Irish parents at a young age.
Bláthnaid Ní Chofaigh will tell Ray about the challenges of learning to swim later in life, after recently starting swimming lessons at her local pool.
In his first TV interview since his heart attack late last year, bestselling author and raconteur, Michael Harding, will open up about his ongoing recovery.
And Ray will hear the remarkable story of Conor Stakelum - the 25-year-old who became the first Irishman to ever qualify for the European Figure Skating Championships.
Tune in to The Ray D'Arcy Show, Saturday 9 February at 9:55pm on RTÉ One.
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