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12 Sep 2024
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Patrick Kielty on The Late Late Show. Photo: Andres Poveda

The RTÉ Late Late Show is returning to Irish television screens for a brand-new season tomorrow night.

County Down comedian Patrick Kielty will host the iconic Irish talk show for season 13, following his debut season last year after replacing Ryan Tubridy.

Four-time major winner Rory McIlroy will join Kielty for a chat along the Royal County Down fairway, with the pair set to discuss the upcoming Irish Open, and all things golf as well as a special project he is supporting across Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.

Fresh from appearances at some of this year's biggest festivals, young rappers Kabin Crew and Lisdoonvarna Crew will be in studio to perform and chat about their viral hit 'The Spark'.

The song gained widespread attention from celebrities, hitting a billion views on social over the summer.

While Team Ireland’s time in Paris has come to an end following incredible performances by all its athletes, Olympians and Paralympians will come together for the very first time this Friday night on The Late Late Show.

Host Kielty will welcome medallists home from the summer games and chat to some of Ireland’s athletes.

Comedian John Bishop will be talking all about his eventful summer, from touring the west of Ireland on his motorbike to getting lost in translation in the United States as well as a special story about donkeys.

Musicians John Sheahan and Phil Coulter also join The Late Late Show to exclusively unveil Sheahan’s new stage show 'The Dubliners Encore'.

The new group will perform a rousing medley of The Dubliners hits.

Kielty is also expected to make an announcement that is really looking forward to telling the audience about.

In a sneak peak video of the studio ahead of tomorrow night’s show, Kielty, sitting in the hot seat for the first time since May said: “We are ready to go.”

The Late Late Show returns on Friday, September 13 at 9.35pm, on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player.

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