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RTÉ Archives | Entertainment | Paul Cleary And Ray Lynam

The unlikely paring of The Blades frontman Paul Cleary and country music singer Ray Lynam perform Too Late . Irish country music singer Ray Lynam, known for his duets with Philomena Begley performs ‘Too Late’ with The Blades frontman Paul Cleary. They are accompanied on piano by John Ryan. The strange pairing initially came about when they recorded together for the RTÉ Radio 2 ‘In Concert’ series. ‘Too Late’ is a Paul Cleary composition and Ray Lynam is the obvious choice for the duet. The Blades formed in 1977 in Dublin’s Ringsend. The band is splitting up after a farewell tour which will see them play dates in around the country, including The Olympic Ballroom in Dublin on 31 January.

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RTE News beats Mrs Brown s Boys for top spot in Christmas telly ratings

RTE News beats Mrs Brown s Boys for top spot in Christmas telly ratings for first time in decade Over half a million viewers tuned in to see Santa leave the Northpole for Ireland on Christmas eve, pushing the hit comedy show off the top spot for the first time in a decade (Image: BBC) Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time.

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Festive Five: TV highlights for Christmas Eve

Updated / Thursday, 24 Dec 2020 12:16 The 2 Johnnies Christmas Spectacular, RTÉ2, 10.15pm As Santa begins to made his big journey from the North Pole, excitement is at an all-time high around the globe. Keep your little ones and family entertained with our top five TV picks for Christmas Eve. Pick of the Day Ruth Smith and Mary Kennedy present Christmas at Home, with a rich array of musical talent, including Celine Byrne, Úna Healy, Ray Lynam, Mick Flannery, teenage YouTube sensation Allie Sherlock, the RTÉ Concert Orchestra and Cor na nÓg. We ll also hear from some very special guests, Sister Stanislaus Kennedy, Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh and Donnah Vuma, who reflect on the meaning of Christmas at Home, in a year which has kept people apart, but also brought them together, like never before.

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Christmas TV guide: 20 of the best shows to watch

Christmas TV guide: 20 of the best shows to watch RTÉ One, 9.10pm We won’t be able to attend a carol service this Christmas, but the good news is that Santa will be bringing the carols to us, with help from presenters Mary Kennedy and Ruth Smith, and host of singers and musicians. Home is the theme of this year’s special programme, as we’ve all had to tune into our home space during this pandemic year. Such talented guests as Lisa Hannigan, Loah, Imelda May, Una Healy, Mick Flannery and Susan O’Neill will be beaming Christmas cheer straight into your home – all you have to do is pour yourself a mulled wine, put some cream on your mince pie, and just sit back and listen. (Sing along if you want to as well – no one is going to complain).

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