Claire Byrne

Last Friday, it was confirmed the show was coming to an end with RTE bosses now reportedly searching for an "entirely different format," according to The Star.

“And of course, to our loyal audience at home - we know you have lots to choose from now, we aren’t the only show in town, not by a long shot, but you have stayed with us and both myself and all the team are grateful to you for that. She said: "And that brings us to the end of the final Claire Byrne Live, we’ve had more than seven years here on Monday nights and it has been an honour to be with you through some really challenging times for our country. At the conclusion of tonight's show, Claire reflected on her seven years on the show and thanked her crew and viewers.

CLAIRE Byrne gave an emotional farewell as she signed off from her TV show for the last time after a seven year stretch.The host announced last week t.

The show was one of the few to continue broadcasting right through the pandemic - with Claire presenting from her shed TWICE as she isolated due to Covid-19. The host announced last week that she had called a halt to her Claire Byrne Live programme - with tonight’s show her last broadcast. CLAIRE Byrne gave an emotional farewell as she signed off from her TV show for the last time after a seven year stretch.

After covering some of the most seismic events in Ireland over the past seven years, RTE presenter Claire Byrne bid farewell to her colleagues, ...

I want to thank Claire for a truly remarkable run," he added. After growing up on a farm in Mountrath, Co Laois, she worked as a reporter for TV3 and Ireland Am before moving to Newstalk in 2006 to cover news and current affairs before joining RTE in 2010 where she appeared on The Daily Show and Prime Time before she landed her own show, Claire Byrne Live in 2015. After covering some of the most seismic events in Ireland over the past seven years, RTE presenter Claire Byrne bid farewell to her colleagues, guests and audience during the final episode of Claire Byrne Live last night.

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The RTE television presenter reflected on the history of her eponymous TV show as she officially ends Claire Byrne Live after the first episode aired back ...

Of course I realise I’m in a really privileged position,” she told the RTE Guide. “And of course, to our loyal audience at home. I’m not embarrassed to say it’s taking its toll on me. Thank you very much for watching. “So for now, it’s goodbye. “I also want to thank all of the guests who trusted this show over the years and who in some cases found a place to share deeply private and precious information with the nation in the hope of making change happen and often change did happen as a result."

Before the credits rolled, presenter Claire Byrne paid tribute to her viewers and to the small team that produced the show every week. She said: "And that ...

"And of course, to our loyal audience at home - we know you have lots to choose from now, we aren’t the only show in town, not by a long shot, but you have stayed with us and both myself and all the team are grateful to you for that. She said: "And that brings us to the end of the final Claire Byrne Live, we’ve had more than seven years here on Monday nights, and it has been an honour to be with you through some really challenging times for our country. "I also want to thank all of the guests who trusted this show over the years and who, in some cases, found a place to share deeply private and precious information with the nation in the hope of making change happen and, often change DID happen.

Claire Byrne, 46 said an emotional goodbye as she signed off from her television show for the final time following a seven year stint.

Claire confirmed she was stepping away from her show in order to concentrate on her work in radio. ‘And of course, to our loyal audience at home – we know you have lots to choose from now, we aren’t the only show in town, not by a long shot, but you have stayed with us and both myself and all the team are grateful to you for that.’ Claire, 46, paid tribute to her viewers, the crew that assist with producing the show every week, and all the guests who came on air with her, before the credits rolled.

RTE's Claire Byrne Live came to a close tonight after seven years on air as the host bid farewell to her loyal viewers. The RTE presenter confirmed her exit ...

“And of course, to our loyal audience at home - we know you have lots to choose from now, we aren’t the only show in town, not by a long shot, but you have stayed with us and both myself and all the team are grateful to you for that.” “We have always been grateful to the many people over the years who braved many a cold and wet Monday night to fill the audience seats in the studio - thank you for being there. Another said: “This is such a sad day for the people of Ireland. Thank you so much @ClaireByrneLive, @TodaywithClaire, and @rte for producing such a fantastic show to inform the people of Ireland. Claire Byrne live was everybody in Ireland's favourite show on a Monday night and will be missed.”

Viewers said their final goodbyes to Claire Byrne Live last night as the show aired for one last time on RTE One.

One person wrote: "Nooooo!! I love the Claire Byrne Live show @ClaireByrneLive. Why is it the things we love most take the final bow. “And of course, to our loyal audience at home - we know you have lots to choose from now, we aren’t the only show in town, not by a long shot, but you have stayed with us and both myself and all the team are grateful to you for that. She said: "And that brings us to the end of the final Claire Byrne Live, we’ve had more than seven years here on Monday nights and it has been an honour to be with you through some really challenging times for our country. Another said: "This is such a sad day for the people of Ireland. Thank you so much @ClaireByrneLive, @TodaywithClaire, and @rte for producing such a fantastic show to inform the people of Ireland. Claire Byrne live was everybody in Ireland's favourite show on a Monday night and will be missed.” A third wrote: "Can’t believe this is going to be the last episode of Claire Byrne Live I am throwing up on the walls and bawling." Viewers said their final goodbyes to Claire Byrne Live last night as the show aired for one last time on RTE One.

At the end of the final show, the presenter paid tribute to the RTE crew and her loyal viewers with a sweet message. The 46-year-old said: “That does bring us ...

Best of luck in the future." Maria wrote: "Loved the show. One viewer tweeted: "Thank you Claire for your show and the memories.

Before the credits rolled, presenter Claire Byrne paid tribute to her viewers and to the small team that produced the show every week. Share this article.

"And of course, to our loyal audience at home - we know you have lots to choose from now, we aren’t the only show in town, not by a long shot, but you have stayed with us and both myself and all the team are grateful to you for that. She said: "And that brings us to the end of the final Claire Byrne Live, we’ve had more than seven years here on Monday nights, and it has been an honour to be with you through some really challenging times for our country. "I also want to thank all of the guests who trusted this show over the years and who, in some cases, found a place to share deeply private and precious information with the nation in the hope of making change happen and, often change DID happen.