The late night current affairs programme, hosted by Claire Brock and Ciara Doherty, will only air on Monday and Wednesday nights going forward, it has been confirmed
The station's flagship current affairs programme, hosted by Claire Brock and Ciara Doherty , currently airs Monday through Thursday on Virgin Media One.
Read more: Ciara Doherty on life before Virgin Media after she swapped careers 'I felt ready to pursue my dreams' "Virgin Media Television remains committed to public service broadcasting and will continue to invest in our news and current affairs output," managing director Aine Ni Chaoindealbháin told the Irish Independent.
"The show will air each Tuesday and Wednesday at 10pm as we continue to evolve our current affairs offering," he said in the internal announcement. Ivan Yates and Matt Cooper were the original hosts. Ivan left in 2020, while Matt decided to step down in 2021.
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