10 episodes

The Tommy Tiernan Show - Season 4

First aired Jan 4, 2020Season 4

Browse all 10 episodes in this season, including available images, air dates, runtimes, ratings and episode summaries from TMDB.

Episodes

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Episode 1

Episode 1

NR
Jan 4, 202057 min

Funnyman Tommy Tiernan returns for the fourth series of his chat show, which sees him interview guests without any preparation or knowledge regarding who they might be.Tommy's guests this week were Hozier, Mark Smith, Aisling Byrne and Paddy Holohan. The music was by Lankum featuring Alex Borwick, John Dermody & Rachel Hines.

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Episode 2

Episode 2

NR
Jan 11, 202057 min

Guests are Brendan O'Carroll, Elizabeth Oakes, and Donna Zuma. Music from Mango and Mathman with special guest Lisa hannigan.

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Episode 3

Episode 3

NR
Jan 18, 202057 min

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Episode 4

Episode 4

NR
Jan 25, 202057 min

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Episode 5

Episode 5

NR
Feb 1, 202057 min

Tommy meets John Bishop, Sinéad O'Connor and Marty Morrissey and Lyra performs her song 'Mother'.

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Episode 6

Episode 6

NR
Feb 8, 202057 min

Tommy welcomes President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins, archivist Catriona Crowe, boxer Michael Conlan and Rhiannon Giddens and Francesco Turrisi perform 'Wayfaring Stranger'.

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Episode 7

Episode 7

NR
Feb 15, 202057 min

Tommy welcomes Pádraig Harrington, Kate McGrew, Roddy Doyle and Iarla Ó Lionáird & Steve Cooney perform.

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Episode 8

Episode 8

NR
Feb 22, 202057 min

Tommy welcomes Katie and Ted Walsh, Carol Rice, Sr. Una Boland and The Mary Wallopers perform.

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Episode 9

Episode 9

NR
Feb 29, 202057 min

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Episode 10

Episode 10

NR
Mar 7, 202057 min

In the final episode of another great season, Tommy Tiernan interviews Colm Meaney, Mark Boyle and Róisín Murphy.