One of Ireland’s top broadcaster’s, Ryan Tubridy has become a regular on BBC airwaves during the summer however he’s revealed he has no plans to return.
The RTE star had six million listeners tune in to his Radio 2 show and when asked if he had plans to venture across the Irish sea this year, he said he didn’t think so.
“I didn’t do anything with them at Easter and I actually really enjoyed having that time off relaxing,” he admitted.
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“I’ve got a taste for that, so no BBC decisions yet.”
Regardless where the RTE star goes this summer, Ryan admitted he can’t wait for new producer Larry Masterson to join the Late Late Show after his programme The Saturday Night show was axed.
“We’ve a new producer starting soon – Larry Masterson. Cathy Fox is with child so that’s the only reason she’s leaving,” he explained.
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“No we won’t be taking any tips from The Saturday Show – I don’t need tricks from any other show.
“But I’ll take advantage of Larry’s vast experience,” he told The Herald.
“He’s been there for decades and it’s a different style – every producer brings that, so we’ll have a different style, which will be fun.”
