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RTE viewers set for disappointment as hit show vanishes off screens in just DAYS in summer shake-up

RTE viewers set for disappointment as hit show vanishes off screens in just DAYS in summer shake-up

The Irish Sun26-05-2025

RTE viewers set for disappointment as hit show vanishes off screens in just DAYS in summer shake-up
, hosted by
,
and Sinead Kennedy, has been entertaining the nation for the past nine months.
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Maura Derrane and Daithi O Se will be bidding farewell to viewers on Friday
Credit: Social Media Collect
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Today will return on air in autumn
Credit: Reuters
The popular chat show airs every Monday to Friday at 3.30pm to 5.40pm.
Daithi co-hosts with Sinead every Monday and Tuesday before he's joined by Maura on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
However, the series will be wrapping up for its annual
Sinead confirmed the departure date over on Instagram last Monday as she said it was the "second last week of the season".
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The Cork beauty added: "Thanks as ever to the wonderful team I work with week in and week out."
Sinead had returned on air last September for
a brand new season of
's hit afternoon show
after her
which she headed on in November
2023.
She welcomed her second child
Sinead, already mum to four-year-old daughter Indie with husband Conor Kirwan, spent some time in
read more on the irish sun
The hit chat show was jam-packed this season with appearances from many
Today will be back on air in September for the new autumn RTE schedule.
Maura Derrane shares 'beautiful' video from Italian holiday
The broadcaster, who signed a three-season deal to take over after
TV TWIST
This
For his last show of the season, the Down comic was joined by
Meanwhile, Nadine
Viewers also got treated to a performance of

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