In case you're wondering what happened to FairCity tonight rte
The national broadcaster has been updating their programming for Friday, 14 April, due to the President of the United States, Joe Biden’s, speech during his visit to Ballina in Mayo. Read more: Fair City's McCoys pub is closed due to gas leak
A spokesperson for RTE said: “Due to scheduling changes, tonight's episode of Fair City has been moved to Sunday 16th April.“This will be repeated on Monday and there will be a 5 episode Omnibus on 22/04.” The television presenter admitted he doesn't know exactly when the chat show will air but he and his guests will be waiting in the wings ready to go live.Ryan explained to his Radio 1 listeners on Friday morning: "When he gets there [to Ballina] he's going to be doing lots of stuff.
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