Tommy Tiernan Show

COLM O'ROURKE was the first guest on The Tommy Tiernan Show on Saturday night.And even before what became an insightful, lively interview got underway.

Another said: "Colm O’Rourke and Tommy - priceless. The lorry driver stories are an under appreciated genre. One joked: "How did Colm O'Rourke teach Tommy ? What an eventful life he has lived, on & off the pitch. And as if to bring the chat full-circle, the host quipped: "I would have loved, one of the times you were throwing me out of class, to turn around and say, 'one day, you're going to be on my chat show.'" "1 of the best players to ever play the game of Gaelic Football.

Actress Denise Gough left viewers in awe following her "inspirational" interview on 'The Tommy Tiernan Show'. Advertisement. The show aired on Saturday ...

A strong, powerful & inspirational lady who deserves all the success in the world Whilst another watcher of the interview tweeted; "I feel privileged to have listened to Denise Gough speak so powerfully tonight. Denise Gough is absolutely unbelievably inspiring & has articulated the impact of abuse in such a beautiful & honest way. On Twitter, one viewer wrote that "Denise Gough is absolutely unbelievably inspiring & has articulated the impact of abuse in such a beautiful & honest way. It kept me with something to go towards". Having run away from home at just 15, the actress made her way to the UK and by 16 was living in London.

Colm O'Rourke discusses all-things Meath football in a fascinating interview with Tommy Tiernan, and had the perfect response to a question about Dublin.

Maybe there's no David Clifford, but the whole idea as far as I'm concerned is that we get these individual parts and that the total becomes a lot greater than the sum of the individual units. You have to see something happening." And that is something I'd like to see coming back." "And in our time - and that's a phrase I hate. I never use that with our team, because you get fed up listening to these fellas, 'in the past, we used to do this and that' - but you measured yourself by whether you're able to go into Croke Park and play against Dublin. "Obviously I want to see Meath winning, or any team I'm involved in.

Meath Manager Colm O'Rourke opened up to his former student and comedian Tommy Tiernan as he spoke honestly about losing his competitive streak in recent ...

Colm said, but spoke fondly of the "characters" he would encounter in his home county. Great to see this side of Colm O Rourke . The pair spoke about their Meath heritage and what it was like to come from a rural area. Another wrote: “Fantastic chat between Tommy Tiernan & Colm O Rourke his former teacher, who put him out of class once or twice. the comedian asked his guest. [GAA](https://www.rsvplive.ie/all-about/gaa) manager once taught Tommy geography in the Navan secondary school where he was principal.

Irish actress Denise Gough was praised for her 'brave, honest and courageous' interview on The Tommy Tiernan Show.

[Another](https://twitter.com/markbar74/status/1627091305456365574) praised her for being 'brave, honest and courageous' while one viewer said her discussion with Tommy Tiernan was 'magic'. The thing about grooming is it tells the child things, and it spills you off from yourself.' She was praised roundly on social media for her honesty and bravery when it came to talking about the darker moments in her life.

Tommy Tiernan welcomed Meath GAA manager Colm O'Rourke on to his RTE show on Saturday night as the pair discussed a wide ranging number of topics.

Great to see this side of Colm O Rourke. That is something I'd like to see coming back." One other added: "Fantastic chat between Tommy Tiernan & Colm O Rourke his former teacher, who put him out of class once or twice. I grew up in a big family, went to school, had no interest in school whatsoever. Not a bit of it here. "I was very single minded in I wanted to have success as a footballer and I think that maybe at the cost of a lot of other things."