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Conor McGregor left many viewers feeling cold after a preview of his interview on this Friday's The Late Late Show was released.

In the clip, the MMA icon can be heard describing a recent incident where he was caught using a homophobic slur as an example of people throwing him 'under a bus.'

'I meant no disrespect to nobody of the LGBT community,' the clip shows.

'I didn’t mean no disrespect.'

'You’d swear I was screaming at two people of the same sex kissing.'

Twitter have reacted en masse to the apology, and many feel it simply isn't good enough:

 

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Conor McGregor has apologised for using a homophobic slur in a recent viral video, insisting he mean no “disrespect” to the LGBT community.

In a pre-recorded interview due to be aired on The Late Late Show this Friday, the MMA star tells Ryan Tubridy that he is sorry for saying the word “f****t” and would like to try “move on from it.”

"I have to put my hands up there. I was whispering in his ear and I was speaking on that and I said what I said. I meant no disrespect to nobody of the LGBT community. I didn’t mean no disrespect.”

The Crumlin native went on to say how he had campaigned for a 'Yes' vote in the 2015 marriage referendum and argued that people just want to throw him “under the bus.”

“It is another one where things just get blown out and they love to just, any chance they get they love to throw me under the bus. It is what it is.”

“I’ll just say sorry for what I said and that’s it and try to move on from it.”

Understandably, many people were not satisfied by the seemingly uninspired apology, with some arguing that he didn't even realise the extent of his wrongdoing.  

Catch the full interview on The Late Late Show on RTÉ One, this Friday, 

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Big fan of Conor McGregor? 

Now could be your chance to meet him in the flesh. 

The Late Late Show will be playing host to an interview with the MMA icon, and they need a live studio audience.

'CONOR McGREGOR FANS: Studio audience required for Late Late interview with Conor McGregor,' reads a Facebook post on The Late Late Show's page. 

'Ahead of the release of his debut film ‘Notorious’, the two-weight UFC Champion is set to return to The Late Late Show on Tuesday, 31st October 2017.'

'If you are available from on Tuesday (daytime) and would like to join us in RTÉ studios please email latelateextra@rte.ie for application.'

If you want to be in with a chance, send off your application to the above email address, with the subject line as 'Notorious'. 

The only terms and conditions are that you must be avaialble and you must be over 187. 

May the odds be ever in your favour. 

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This week's Late Late Show looks set to be an absolute cracker, with brothers, UFC coach, John and Snapchat star, James Kavanagh, both set to make appearances.

Despite following completely different career paths, the well-known siblings both found fame in their respective fields, and with larger-than-life personalities, viewers are most certainly in for a treat.

 

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Also in studio is Colm 'The Gooch' Cooper, who will be discussing the controversy surrounding his upcoming testimonial dinner, as well as the highlights from his hugely successful football career.

Irish director, Jim Sheridan, will also be on the couch, chatting about his search for the perfect actor to play Thin Lizzy frontman, Phil Lynott, in his upcoming project.

Ryan will also sit down to author, Stefanie Preissner, who is back with her new book, Why Can’t Everything Just Stay the Same?.

Tune in to The Late Late Show this Friday at 9.35pm on RTÉ One.

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Put the kettle on, The Late Late Show line-up is looking pretty well this week. 

In an Irish TV exclusive, Ryan Tubridy will be sitting down with US presidential hopeful Hilary Clinton to discuss her defeat to Donald Trump and what she hopes to do in the future. 

Joining the line-up which includes the political icon, are a number of other fierce women paving their way in the world. 

 

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Vogue Williams will be in studio to discuss her new documentary series.

The series explores sperm donation, anxiety and online sugar dating, as well as a number of other topics. 

She will also be talking about her new tell-all book, Everything.

With a career description including model, DJ, reality TV star, documentary maker and now author, we're sure the book is stuffed full of absorbing anecdotes. 

 

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Another Irish beauty, Roz Purcell will be on the couch to discuss the foodie-fitness industry. 

Having started out as one of Ireland’s most successful models, Roz branched out into food with her hugely popular cookbook Natural Born Feeder.

Her new book, Half Hour Hero will also be discussed, as Roz gives Ryan a culinary class using her new recipes. 

The women will be joined by comedian and science enthusiast Dara Ó Briain, who will be putting some scientific theories to the test. 

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Cancel your plans – this Friday's Late Late Show is too good to miss.

In an Irish television exclusive, Ryan Tubridy will sit the down with the former US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton.

In what promises to be a “very engaging interview,” viewers will gain an interesting insight into the mind of the presidential candidate.

The wide-ranging interview touches on many topics including Hillary's love of Ireland, her presidential campaign, and of course, how it felt to lose the US presidency to businessman and reality TV star, Donald Trump.

“I would have been really unhappy if I had lost to a normal Republican. But to lose to someone who I believed profoundly was not ready for the job, was temperamentally unqualified for the job, was such a burden. I just thought 'I’ve just let everybody down, I’ve let my country down, I’ve let the world down. How did this happen?'”

Hillary will also discuss the potential dangers the Trump presidency presents to the world as well as the double standards faced by women in politics.

This unmissable interview airs on The Late Late Show, this Friday, September 29,  at 9.35pm on RTÉ One.

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If there's one thing James Corden does better than any other chatshow host on the planet, it's the musical numbers.

Whether it's Carpool Karaoke or impromptu singalongs, the British star is an absolute pro when it comes to showcasing his vocal range.

And yet despite this indisputable talent, Liam Payne decided to challenge James to a riff-off on a recent episode of The Late Late Show.

After hearing that James had dared suggest that boy bands were better than solo stars, the former One DIrection member chose to lay down the gauntlet, and James accepted.

From Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC to Wham and Hanson, these two really go for it, and to be fair, they nail it.

Ladies, we'll let the two lads take it from here…

 

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As the world comes to terms with the latest in a string of horrendous terrorist attacks on European soil, James Corden has acknowledged the feeling which many struggle with at a time when terrorist attacks are becoming frighteningly more commonplace.

James began the most recent episode of The Late Late Show with a heartfelt acknowledgement of the terrifying scenes which played out in Barcelona yesterday afternoon.

"When we hear about London or Paris or Stockholm and now Barcelona, you can almost start to become numb to it, like this is becoming something normal and we don’t need to talk about it here on our show," he said.

"But we think we mustn’t allow it to become something that’s normal. We must talk about it so we remember how sad, horrific, and tragic these moments are," James insisted.

"To the people of Barcelona, I just want to add to the rest of the world's outpouring of love and give our thoughts. We are thinking about the victims and their families right now on what must be an unimaginable day of horror for them," he continued.

James explained that his role is to bring light and levity to a "world where it is becoming often too hard to find."

Take a look at this.

 

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Irish designer Paul Costello is facing criticism after his stunt on The Late Late Show last night, after the 71-year-old made some comments about women that some online viewers found offensive.

When asked for his opinion on certain topics, the designer made some odd comments about women, or 'great girls.'

The fashion designer, who has a popular collaboration range at Dunnes Stores, commented that Rod Stewart’s wife was 'a bit gawky,' and stated that she was 'trying too hard to be the second or third wife.'

When asked about Camilla Parker Bowles' sense of style, he commented that she was 'very small,' but that she was being advised well on how to dress. 

He also volunteered the information that he would 'definitely not swap' his wife for a chance with Camilla. He also referred to his wife as 'well bred.' 

When asked by Ryan what he meant by his reference to certain women being 'hatchets,' Paul replied: 'A hatchet is a lovely girl who you really love for maybe a couple of weeks and then you go, "Ciao bella,"' before saying that he was a pro-woman designer. 

He also said of his meeting with the late Princess Diana that he did not address her as a royal, but instead greeted her with a 'howaya honey, you're looking good.' 

'Let me see how you’re looking, honey,' he told Princess Diana at the time. 

He also referred to Victoria Beckham as a 'great little girl,' and said he believes she should 'smile a little more.'

He went on to compliment Kate Middleton on her 'great legs.' 

Twitter was quick to react to the designer's comments, with one user referring to them as 'obnoxious.'

You can make up your own mind about Paul's comments by watching the full interview here.

 

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YouTubers have blown up over the past decade, and what began as a few people making videos in their bedrooms has become a world wide phenomenon.

Some YouTubers have garnered millions of followers, and this week's Late Late Show guest is no exception.

 

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Oli White is one of the most popular YouTube sensations right now, and the 22-year-old will be sitting down with Ryan to discuss his online career.

The teen has collaborated with fellow Youtubers, who he considers to be his mates, such as Joe Sugg and Caspar Lee.

The UK native has managed to turn making YouTube clips into a very successful career.

 

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The internet star will be joined by property expert Richard Curran, 

Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick and Dr Ciara Kelly, who will be chatting about botox and her personal weight loss journey. 

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Can we be guests on a show?

It has been revealed that between The Late Late Show and The Ray D'Arcy Show, RTÉ fork out a massive €50,000 to put celebrities up in hotels.

Figures were released today in response to a Freedom of Information (FOI) request that showed how much the national broadcaster dishes out when it comes to accommodating TV guests.

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According to the figures, The Late Late Show spent €30,400 last year, with The Ray D'Arcy Show forking out €18,850.

Some of the guests stay in hotels such as the five-star Dylan Hotel and the Conrad Hotel.

The FOI stated: "The ability of RTÉ to run and manage its business cost effectively is of significant importance.

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"Disclosure of such material would prejudice RTÉ contractual negotiations in respect of future services.

"The majority of RTÉ's competitors are not required to release these records on the basis they are not subject to the Freedom of Information Act," they added.

Interesting to know all the same…

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We're in for a heavy-hitting Late Late Show tomorrow night, ladies.

After the news of the Tuam Mother and Baby scandal broke earlier this week, the woman who exposed the truth will be sitting on the couch with Ryan Tubridy, explaining why she persisted on this story coming to light.

Catherine will talk about her determination, as well as the immense pressure she fought from people who doubted her claims.

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Along with Ms Corless, a number of survivors will also join Ryan to talk about their past in the Mother and Baby homes.

Tubbers will then be joined by Ted Walsh, who is one of Ireland's most successful horse trainers.

With Irish racing fans preparing for Cheltenham, Ted will be talking all about his career and will give viewers some hints and tips for the upcoming festival.

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Later, participants who took part in a new documentary called Autism And Me, Adam Harris, Hughie Malone and Niamh Biddulph, will take to the Late Late couch, followed by Karen Elliffe, Danielle Stewart and Ashleigh Fennell, who will talk about living and working in rural Ireland.

You can catch The Late Late Show tomorrow night on RTÉ One at 9.35pm.

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