Alan Hughes: Last News

It’s all been changing over at Virgin Media over the past few weeks, with lots of presenters swapping shows.

Poor Tommy Bowe! He just cannot live this particular on-air blunder down.

The Six O’Clock Show has kicked off a new chapter with both a new set and a new host in the hot seat in the form of Karen Koster.

Irvine harbourside. Irvine Sea Cadets and community members joined the Scottish Maritime Museum and Irvine Clean Up Crew last Saturday for the first of two community clean-ups of the area.

The Ireland AM gang hit the town with vengeance this week and it’s safe to say that they relished every minute of it but there were a few regrets this morning.

The Leo Burdock wall of fame has another face to add to it after Patrick Dempsey dropped by for the best fish and chips in the capital.

It’s a shocking, saddening and terrifying thing to even consider; but there are still people promoting gay conversion therapy in this day and age. A gay conversion therapist appeared on Ireland AM and viewers were astounded by how Alan Hughes kept his cool.

The team on Ireland AM are no strangers to the odd slip-up having gifted us with some gems over the years and now it’s the turn of Alan Hughes.

It looks as though Alan Hughes has found himself with some health issues that have landed him in hospital.

Broadcaster Mark Cagney has opened up about his tough mental recovery following two strokes earlier this year.

It’s certainly been a big change, and not just in terms of weather for Gráinne Seoige and her South African husband Leon Jordaan as they settle back into life in Ireland.

Ireland AM presenter Alan Hughes, found himself getting emotional while speaking to much-loved chef Catherine Leyden during the morning show.

Ireland AM decided to try and show off its host’s spelling skills on Thursday morning as they added a Countdown segment.

A post shared by AlanHughesTV (@alanhughestv)‘But at least we are doing it and everyone is so happy because it means we can give people some work for Christmas and that’s what the whole thing is about.

Live Performance Support Scheme, it was initially rejected causing disappointment, but in a “u-turn” the panto has now received €230,000 through the scheme after what was a technical error lead to the application being rejected, the Irish Independent reports.

Little birthday date with @karlbroderick before we heard of Level 5 …let’s stay safe everyone …and hopefully on Dec 1st we can start to celebrate with our loved ones ❤ #stayhome #staysafe #socialdistancing #together #wecandothis #love #husband #lovedones #covid_19A post shared by AlanHughesTV (@alanhughestv) on Oct 19, 2020 at 2:37pm PDT‘There is just that uniqueness and I think everybody understands that – wrapping you around in a warm blanket and that’s your safety net.’Quizzed about whether the famous ESB ad which sees him make his way home for Christmas haunts him, Alan says it’s quite the opposite.‘It brings back so many memories to people; your son or your daughter, getting on a train to come home for Christmas, the mammy making the

Sharing a video of the amusing hysterics, Karen Koster wrote, ‘Alan’s snort pushed me over the edge!’Do you like your taste buds tickled?

panto producer Alan Hughes found himself centre stage this week following a controversy over the distribution of the State’s €5 million live performance support scheme.Hughes has been producing, staging and starring in the panto for the past 21 years but was turned down for a share of the scheme.

‘There’s so many businesses that are really struggling at the moment and the next few weeks could make or break them, they’ll need to get through Christmas to try and survive into next year,’ he says.‘Going to your local shop, the local butcher, ordering your turkey from the local guy instead of a big supermarket – that’s what’s going to keep businesses afloat.’‘A little local business beside me said, ‘If just one of your gifts came from us, we’d make it through Christmas,’ so it’s really important.’Alan, along with Karen, Tommy and Anna Daly are championing Ireland AM’s newest Backing Local campaign that will see the Virgin Media show provide a national platform for small businesses over the coming weeks. If you’re a business owner with a

Cheerios Panto were devastated to learn they didn’t receive a cent of the money they sought.The panto that has been entertaining Irish audiences for 23 years stars Ireland AM’s Alan Hughes as Sammy Sausages and his husband Karl Broderick writes the fun festive show.Other familiar names involved last year included Paul Ryder, James Patrice, Jake Carter, Erin McGregor, Nadine Reid and Jenny Dixon, and this Christmas the Cheerios Panto team were set to bring Peter Pan to life on stage, a production which has been thrown into jeopardy now.Upon hearing the news that the Cheerios Panto wouldn’t be receiving any government funding, Alan Hughes and Karl Broderick vented their frustration.Sharing videos about the upsetting news on social media,

A post shared by Thérapie Clinic (@therapieclinic) on Sep 11, 2020 at 6:52am PDTSpeaking about the end result of the work he had done, Alan Hughes said, ‘Have been getting some fillers and anti-wrinkle treatment @therapieclinic Malahide.