Final Late Late Show of the season is one not to miss with incredible line-up of guests
Irish comedian, Westlife, Boy George and viral London marathon runner with an important message are among special features of jam-packed Late Late show on RTE this Friday
The Late Late Show finale of the season will not disappoint with a stellar line-up of special guests to entertain from start to finish.
Westlife are set to return to the studio for the last show of the season, taking a full trip down memory lane.
Shane Filan, Kian Egan and Nicky Byrne will perform not one, not two, but three of their biggest hits, along with a surprise collaboration nobody knew they needed!
They’ll chat to Patrick about gearing up for their 3Arena residency this September, share some hilarious fan‑encounter stories and soaking up the nostalgia. Plus, one Westlife superfan will go head‑to‑head with the lads in a quiz to find out who really knows the band best.
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Music icon, Boy George will also join Patrick this week. He will chat about an exhibition of some of his most legendary outfits coming to the Museum of Style Icons at Newbridge Silverware this May showcasing his vibrant sense of style and fashion. He will also chat about his extraordinary career, his Irish roots and how his late Dublin-born mother influenced his creativity and love of fashion and style.
Irish comedian Garron Noone will also join the line‑up this Friday, bringing his trademark craic and deliciousness to the studio. He’ll chat about what he’s been up to recently, confess to being a secret Westlife fan and share his usual hilarious takes on life. Plus, he’s arriving with a very exciting announcement that fans won’t want to miss.
Having gone viral for running the London Marathon with a fridge on his back, Jordan Adams and his brother Cian will join Patrick on Friday night to share their story - and why they’re so determined to raise awareness of dementia after losing twelve relatives, including their mother, Geraldine, to the disease. They’ll also discuss their next major challenge: running 32 marathons in 32 days across all 32 counties of Ireland to shine a light on the thousands of families affected.
Watch the Late Late Show season finale from 9.35pm on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player