BRIAN Dowling is set to appear on a popular RTE show tonight alongside a 2FM fave.
The Six O’Clock Show host went on a secret trip to the United States of America recently for an exciting project.
Brian jetted over to Connecticut with radio star Laura Fox to film for RTE‘s High Road, Low Road.
The hit travel show pairs top celebrities and sends them off to popular holiday destinations.
Although both celebrities are headed to the same location, they have very different experiences.
Each star is presented with an envelope – in one, is everything they need for a five-star holiday, inside the other, it’s the holiday from hell. It’s the luck of the draw who gets what.
Brian took to Instagram today to share a teaser clip of his and Laura’s trip.
The dad-of-two raved over their holiday in the caption of his post saying: “Connecticut, here we come!!! Somewhere I had actually never been.
“Laura and I had such an AMAZING time guesting on High Road, Low Road!! I can wholeheartedly say it was a holiday like no other for me.
“Sometimes it’s nice to mix things up.“
Brian’s friends and fans were all buzzing with the news and said they “can’t wait” to watch it.
The 44-year-old’s hubby Arthur Gourounlian wrote: “Now I am getting my popcorn ready.”
Julie commented: “Can’t wait for this.”
Breda said: “I hope Brian goes low, that would be good to watch. Sorry Brian.”
Michael remarked: “Looking forward to it!”
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Brian and Laura’s episode will be on air tonight on RTE One at 7pm.
Brian’s hubby Arthur also appeared on High Road, Low Road with Donal Skehan last month.
Viewers saw the pair jet off to Madeira with two completely different budgets.
Arthur got to live life on the high road staying in a luxurious five-star hotel in the heart of Funchal, the island’s main city.
He was put up in a suite that boasted panoramic views of the ocean and was priced at €784 per night.
On the low road, Donal took a bus to his more humble three-star €83 a night hotel room that had a twin bed and en-suite and kitchen.
Walking in to his accommodation, Donal remarked: “It’s not terrible… at least it’s clean.”
