If you've been basking in the sun all week, we'll excuse you if you've missed any of these great interviews this week - you can catch up on all the happenings here.
The King of the Voice Alan Rickman was a guest on the Breakfast Show and chatted to Ian about how his chocolatey smooth voice wasn’t always appreciated back in drama school. Shock!
Peter Coonan joined Anton Savage in studio on Tuesday in ‘full summer’ gear - cap, flip flops (with no socks!) and pink shorts. He gave us the lowdown on whether we’ll ever be seeing Love/Hate’s Fran again…
Conor O'Brien of Villagers dropped into the Paul McLoone Show to perform 3 beautiful session tracks off new album 'Darling Arithmetic':
It was all about backhanded compliments on Early Breakfast with Teresanne O’Reilly. You know the ones - "You used to be gooooorgeous!" - Excuse me? Used to be?! Early Breakfast listeners revealed their worst here
Kian Egan chatted to Neil Delamere (in the hot seat for Anton on Thursday) about the upcoming final of The Voice of Ireland, a potential Westlife reunion and whether or not he and wife Jodi will be naming their soon-to-be-born second child after a certain V of I judge...
Six times World Snooker Champion Steve Davis joined Anton on the phone on Wednesday and chatted about the first song he ever bought and whether or not Anton’s show is boring…
Van the Man McCann from Catfish and the Bottlemen joined Louise Duffy in studio to perform a beautiful acoustic version of ‘Cocoon’ ahead of their sold out Academy gig:
The Sunday Business Show got out of the studio and into the community as producer Myra Hayes discovered that one man's trash is another man's treasure:
Ian Dempsey chatted to hurling hero Johnny McEvoy who, at aged 68, wasn’t prepared to let his local club down this Easter when they were a man short:
Everyone everywhere in Ireland paid homage to the sunshine somehow this week. Teresanne O’Reilly found out what you all got up to here!
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