Golf star Paul McGinley, presenter Baz Ashmawy and this year's Eurovision hopeful Sarah McTernan will appear on The Late Late Show tomorrow night.
Ahead of the Irish Open in July, former Ryder Cup Captain McGinley will chat to host Ryan Tubridy about preparations for the event and why he wants this year's tournament to be the biggest one yet.
Meanwhile, Baz Ashmawy will discuss how he helps people to achieve their most ambitious goals on his new show Wingman.
Baz will fill Ryan in on the unlikely story of dairy farmer Jimmy Byrne from Louth who wants to put on a play when nobody is taking him seriously.
With Eurovision fever setting in, previous Irish winner Paul Harrington will perform his hit Rock ‘n’ Roll Kids with Niamh Farrell from Ham Sandwich, Ruth-Anne Cunningham, Ryan O’Shaughnessy and the Line-Up Choir.
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And this year's hopeful Sarah McTernan will also perform the 2019 entry, 22.
Ryan will also be joined by Linda Martin, Paul Harrington, Rory Cowan and Mary Coughlan to discuss this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.
And he will also hear from the Benhaffaf twins from Cork, Hassan and Hussein, who made international headlines this week after Hollywood actor Tom Hanks sent them a personalised Toy Story video.
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Hassan and Hussein will tell Ryan how they felt when they saw the message, and local man Míceál O'Hurley will reveal how he reached out to Tom Hanks to arrange the surprise.
Budding filmmaker Nicholas Ryan Purcell who has Asperger syndrome, will also join Ryan on the couch and three mothers and their three children will discuss the realities of living with autism.
