Kathryn Thomas will be fronting her own breakfast show on Dublin's Q102 from earlier 2025, which will run from 7am to 10am on weekday mornings before Ryan Tubridy comes on until 1pm
The RTE presenter will host The Morning Show with Kathryn Thomas, which is due to begin in early 2025.
Kathryn will kick off weekday mornings with her show from 7am to 10am, when Ryan Tubridy will take over the airwaves until 1pm. “I’m not a newbie to radio having done loads of radio work for RTÉ, but having the opportunity to put my own stamp and style on a show is definitely the next exciting step for me. The people I have met so far in Q102 have already made me feel very welcome.
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