This week’s Late Late Show lineup has been revealed to include B*Witched, Brian Dowling Gourounlian, Arthur Gourounlian and Davy Fitzgerald.

After the 90’s girl group took the world by storm with 'C'est la Vie', B*Witched are back. Edele and Keavy Lynch, Sinéad O'Carroll and Lindsay Armaou will join the show’s host, Ryan Tubridy to talk about their record-breaking run, topping the charts, the effects of their break up, and how it feels to be back again for their new single ‘Birthday’.

Champion of Big Brother, Brian Dowling Gourounlian, and his husband, Dancing with the Stars judge Arthur Gourounlian will discuss with Ryan, the process of their surrogacy journey and birth of their baby Blake.

Brian’s sister Aoife Dowling will also join the couple, who acted as their surrogate, and reflect on their highs and lows of her pregnancy ahead of their new documentary Brian & Arthur's Very Modern Family.

Former reality TV star, entrepreneur and broadcaster Spencer Matthews will appear to discuss his moving new documentary, Finding Michael, which sees Matthews retrace his brother’s final steps on Mount Everest before disappearing in the midst of his descent in 1999.

Irish hurling manager Davy Fitzgerald has just become a Dad again at 51, and finds himself back in the Waterford dressing room for the second time as manager.

In Davy’s Toughest Team he is also facing one of his biggest challenges to date, mentoring a group of 18-to-24-year-old boys facing difficulties in their lives, prepping them for a trek in Iceland. Showing no signs of slowing, the Waterford manager will appear on Friday night’s show to talk about his ongoing zest for life.

Performing on Friday night's show is Louth star David Keenan, with 'El Paso', the song that led him to internet stardom after a taxi driver uploaded a video of the young star singing it in his car.

The Late Late Show is on RTÉ One, Fridays at 9:35pm.