Patrick Kielty welcomes a wide range of guests to The Late Late Show this Friday, including musicians, actors, authors and everyday heroes.
After a major breakthrough year, Irish band Kingfishr return to the show to talk about their rise from college gigs in Limerick to international stages. They will perform their new single Diamonds and Roses live for the first time on television, as well as their summer hit Killeagh.

Baz Ashmawy joins Patrick to discuss his busy year in television, turning 50, and how his mother Nancy remains an important part of his life. The presenter, writer and actor will reflect on his career so far, from DIY SOS and The Money List to his Emmy-winning series 50 Ways to Kill Your Mammy and his recent drama Faithless.
Comedian and author David Walliams will talk about his new children's book Santa and Son, his 44th publication and first festive story. He’ll also reflect on his career and share his fondness for visiting Ireland.

Kathleen Richards will share her story of survival after living in the same house as Fred and Rose West. She’ll discuss the abuse she endured, her escape, and how she now helps others recover from trauma.
Soprano Celine Byrne will talk about her musical journey from Kildare to performing on some of the world’s leading stages. She’ll also preview her upcoming role in Madama Butterfly, which comes to Dublin next month.
Eurovision winner Linda Martin will help crown The Late Late Show’s Pet Hero of the Year, honouring animals whose bravery and loyalty have transformed lives.
The Late Late Show airs on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player this Friday at 9.35pm.