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06 Sept 2025
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It's all about love on this week's Late Late Show, with host Ryan Tubridy dusting off cupid's bow and arrow and setting his sights on an audience of over 200 singletons on a quest for love.
He'll speak with Love Island legend Maura Higgins about becoming an overnight success, who she turns to for advice, and bumping into Fifty Shades star, Jamie Dornan.
She will also be on hand to give audience members some all-important advice regarding matters of the heart.
Jungle Queen Kerry Katona and Mullingar comedian, Alison Spittle, will talk about their unlikely friendship and doling out advice on everything from bad dads to dating misadventures on their BBC podcast, Wheel of Misfortune.
And boyband Five will keep everyone moving both at home and in studio with a top secret rendition!
The show will also host blind date matchmaking with brave singletons and showcase some of the greatest fairy stories from couples who have already found their other half.
The Valentines special airs on RTÉ One tomorrow night (Friday February 10) at 9.35pm.
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