Donegal teenager and blues singer Muireann Bradley made her Late Late Show debut on Friday night.
The singer and guitarist shot to prominence after her appearance on Jools Holland's Hootenanny programme on BBC Two on New Year's Eve.
Performing When The Levee Breaks on The Late Late Show, the teenager then joined previous guests Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal on the couch for a chat with host Patrick Kielty.
She said that she gained a love of ragtime and blues growing up, as her dad John listened to that genre and also played it himself.
Bradley also mentioned several upcoming gigs in Dublin, including The Cobblestone on 3 February, Whelan's on 13 April and 5 May and Liberty Hall on 20 July.
The Late Late Show, Fridays at 9.35pm on RTÉ and RTÉ Player.
