During his last visit to Dublin,  Ed Sheeran recorded an interview with Ryan Tubridy which is set to air on tomorrow night’s Late Late show- the day his Subtract album is released.

Outlander star Caitríona Balfe is also set to make an appearance alongside host Ryan Tubridy.

In a first for the RTÉ talk show, Sheeran is interviewed by Ryan in the round, surrounded by his fans who got the opportunity to speak with the singer and listen to exclusive acoustic performances of hits like ‘Perfect’ and ‘Eyes Closed’, including one taken from his new album.

The two-part interview also sees the 32-year-old singer speak candidly about the loss of his close friend Jamal Edwards, as well as the tumultuous 2022 he experienced following his wife Cherry’s cancer diagnosis.

As well as discussing the Irish influences in his life, RTÉ reports the singer-songwriter has a surprise for the Late Late show host that leaves him speechless.

Home-grown Monaghan star Catríona Balfe will also appear opposite Tubridy on Friday to discuss the enduring success of Outlander- the tv series now in its seventh season. Balfe will also chat about her continuing fight for better working conditions for models, despite having left the industry over ten years ago now.

Comedian Rory O’ Connor, Dublin GAA star Philly McMahon, and Mountjoy Prison’s governor Edward Mullins will also be on the show before their new series, Gaelic in the Joy airs on May 17th on RTÉ One.

Five models who had partaken in Junk Kouture- the world’s largest sustainable fashion competition for young people- are due to showcase their designs made from waste on tomorrow’s show.

A celebration of the Irish Women’s National Team’s 50th anniversary will also take place on the Late Late, with Ryan discussing with former players the type of dedication and determination required to represent Ireland at senior women's level.

Singer Rachel Mae Hannon will also make her debut on the show to perform on the same day her single 'The Boys' is due to drop.

Stream The Late Late Show on Friday from 9.35pm on RTÉ One.