Waterford sporting legend among line-up for this week's (Mar 10) Late Late Show

A Waterford sporting legend is among the line-up for this week's (March 10) Late Late Show. 

He has just become a dad again at age 51, he's back in the dressing room, and he's facing his biggest challenge yet as he mentors a group of struggling 18-24 year old lads trekking across Iceland in the series return of Davy's Toughest Team. 

It's safe to say Waterford hurling manager Davy Fitzgerald is certainly not slowing down. 

He'll chat to host Ryan Tubridy all about his new challenges and his ongoing zest for life. 

B*Witched will also appear on t he show 25 years after they stormed the world with 'C'est la Vie'. 

Edele and Keavy Lynch, Sinéad O'Carroll and Lindsay Armaou will chat about their record-breaking run at the top of the charts, the impact of their break-up and rocking the double denim again for their new single 'Birthday'. 

Big Brother champion Brian Dowling Gourounlian and his husband, Dancing with the Stars judge, Arthur Gourounlian, will chat to Ryan about the highs and lows of their surrogacy journey and the birth of their baby, Blake. They will be joined by Brian's sister, Aoife Dowling, who was their surrogate. 

It comes ahead of the release of their new documentary 'Brian & Arthur's Very Modern Family'. 

Entrepreneur and broadcaster Spencer Matthews will speak about his moving new documentary 'Finding Michael' which sees him retrace his late brother's last steps on Mount Everest before he disappeared during his descent in 1999 at just 22 years old. 

Plus, the show will showcase music from Louth artist David Keenan who will perform his viral hit 'El Paso', which he wrote when he was just 14 years old as an ode to his native town of Dundalk. 

The Late Late Show airs on RTÉ One on Friday March 10 at 9.35 pm.