Season
22 - Episode 22
Feb. 23,2024
21 - Episode 21
Feb. 16,2024
20 - Episode 20
Feb. 09,2024
Patrick Kielty plays Cupid as he hosts The Late Late Show Valentine's Special, and is joined by Aisling Bea, Domhnall Gleeson, Laura Whitmore & Noah Kahan.
19 - Episode 19
Feb. 02,2024
Patrick Kielty is joined by Bambie Thug, Pierre-Louis Baudey-Vignaud, Marti Pello the duo behind the hit podcast, Talking Bollox.
18 - Episode 18
Jan. 26,2024
Patrick Kielty hosts a night of music, searching for the act who will be representing Ireland in the 68th Eurovision Song Contest in 2024
17 - Episode 17
Jan. 19,2024
Patrick Kielty rolls out the red carpet for Irish Hollywood royalty Jamie Dornan, Paul Mescal & Andrew Scott - and also welcomes Donegal teen-sensation Muireann Bradley and football legend Paul McGrath to The Late Late studio.
16 - Episode 16
Jan. 12,2024
15 - The Late Late New Year's Eve Show
Dec. 31,2023
Patrick Kielty kicks New Year’s celebrations off with a bang in a star-studded studio with plenty of surprises and familiar faces for what promises to be a truly magical night.
14 - Episode 14
Dec. 15,2023
13 - Episode 13
Dec. 08,2023
12 - Episode 12
Dec. 01,2023
A tribute to Shane McGowan plus Dancing with the Stars Contestants, Rosanna Davison, Eileen Dunne, Miriam Mullins, David Whelan and Blu Hydrangea. Music and chat from Take That to round off the show.
11 - The Late Late Toy Show
Nov. 24,2023
10 - Episode 10
Nov. 17,2023
9 - Episode 9
Nov. 10,2023
8 - Episode 8
Nov. 03,2023
7 - Episode 7
Oct. 27,2023
6 - Episode 6
Oct. 20,2023
5 - Episode 5
Oct. 13,2023
4 - Country Music Special
Oct. 06,2023
3 - Episode 3
Sep. 29,2023
2 - September 22nd 2023
Sep. 22,2023
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The Late Late Show, sometimes referred to as The Late Late, or in some cases by the initialism LLS, is the world's longest-running chat show by the same broadcaster and the official flagship television programme of Irish broadcasting company Raidió Teilifís Éireann. The show was broadcast live for over two hours in front of a studio audience at 21.30 on Friday nights between September and May. It was regarded as an Irish television institution, even outside the country, and was considered "Ireland's chat show".
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