RTE viewers left in tears over Late Late Present Valentine’s Day particular proposal

RTE viewers had been left in tears tonight over the Late Late Present’s Valentine’s Day particular romantic proposal.

The cherished up particular is understood for being a bit of chaotic with loads of viewers participation.

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Ray and Claire had been singled out initially of the present, in what Claire unwittingly thought was likelihood.

However Ray was ready to pop a vital query.

He mentioned: “Claire, sweetheart, ever because the first day I met you, I’ve recognized I cherished you.

“You are the very best mom and also you’re the very best girlfriend a man might ever have. I am keen on you a lot, I like you to bits.

“You’ve got seen me at my weakest and also you stood by me and we have completed a lot collectively.

“I simply wish to achieve this way more along with you.

“So Claire tonight can I ask you to be my spouse and marry me?”

Viewers had been emotional over the romantic proposal.

Nuala mentioned: “No matter about that proposal I am nonetheless shook @ them going for a hike on New Yr’s Day.. !!#latelate #latelateshow.”

Graham added: “The viewers appearing as in the event that they didn’t click on on to what was taking place there.”

Aisling wrote: “Not me crying on the #LateLateShow valentines particular of all episodes.”

RADIO HIGH

This comes after Ryan Tubridy was on a high yesterday after his radio present recorded an enormous increase in listeners to make it Eire’s second ­largest programme.

RTE Radio One chief Peter Woods final evening hailed the Late Late Present presenter’s “phenomenal efficiency” as his listenership soared by 7,000 individuals to 366,000.

He instructed the Irish Solar: “There isn’t any doubt that Ryan brings in an viewers. For all his affability, Ryan places the work in and doesn’t relaxation on his laurels.”

The latest official Joint National Listenership Research figures additionally confirmed Claire Byrne loved a lift — with 346,000 punters ­tuning in to her At the moment present on Radio One, a soar of 6,000.

Morning Eire continues to be the nation’s prime programme, with 459,000 individuals glued to the station — up 9,000 on the earlier figures.
However Joe Duffy’s Liveline had a minor dip of three,000 to 343,000.