Maura Derrane, Dáithí Ó' Sé and Sinead Kennedy are back in action as RTE’s Today show returns to screens this week.
Dáithí and Sinead will be in studio every Monday and Tuesday and Maura will join Dáithí to host later on in the week from Wednesday to Friday.
The show is now in its second decade, as they kick off the 11th season on Monday afternoon with the usual mix of food, fashion and entertainment news.
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Speaking ahead of Monday's return, longtime host Maura spoke of the huge milestone moment for the show, saying: "I am so excited for season 11 of Today. It's such an achievement for the show and for the whole team working on it.
“We're looking forward to another great year with loads of audience interaction and great fun as always."
Dáithí said he’s ‘excited’ to get back to normal on the show, following years of covid restrictions in the past two seasons.
“We want to bring the fun back into afternoons and Today is a great part of that," he said.
Cork native Sinead added: "I'm delighted to be back in the studio in RTÉ Cork. We're all really looking forward to the season ahead and hearing from all our viewers. It will be great to meet new studio guests and lots of familiar faces too."
Announcing their return, RTE said The Today team want to know what is going on in people's lives and encouraged viewers to ‘get in touch’.
They said: “Share stories of your interiors project. Hard work and passion projects can be featured on the show. Do you have hidden talents or precious heirlooms in the attic? Email the show at today@rte.ie.”
Today airs each weekday afternoon at 3.30 pm on RTE One.
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