Ruby will discuss the frustration of the fall and his injury, and sister Katie will regale Ryan and the audience with the tale of her victory later the same day. No doubt Ryan will be keen to press Katie on whether she’s set to become the first woman to win the Grand National at Aintree.

GAA analyst and pundit Joe Brolly will join Ryan to discuss a wide range of topics – his advocacy for sufferers of cystic fibrosis, the current GGA Championship and his youth growing up in Derry with his father in internment.

Dermot Higgins will be in studio to discuss becoming the oldest person to travel the world by bicycle, at the grand old age of just 55.

Ireland’s Eurovision entry Ryan O’Shaughnessy will drop by to discuss this years final in Lisbon and perform Together live on television for the first time.

Ryan will also meet Rachel Moran, a woman coerced into sex work in her early teens, who has campaigned for a recently established law, to criminalise the buying of sex. Rachel will tell Ryan why the failure by police to enforce this law has made sex work even more dangerous.