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The Late Late Show (IE)

Season 25 1987
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  • RTÉ One
  • 2h 20m
  • 2h 20m (1 episode)
  • Ireland
  • English
  • Talk Show
The Late Late Show is Ireland's most popular and prestigious television show and is the longest running chat show in the world. Originally conceived as a short filler programme for the summer schedule in 1962 on the then fledgling Irish broadcaster Telefís Éireann, The Late Late Show has gone on to become an Irish institution and today is still the most popular programme on television in Ireland. Pat Kenny became host of The Late Late Show in September 1999, taking over from Gay Byrne. Gay was the programme's first presenter in 1962, and apart from one season when Frank Hall presented the show while Gay worked with the BBC, it was a continuous run of almost 37 years. Ryan Tubridy hosted The Late Late Show from September 4th 2009.
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3 episodes

25x03 The Late Late Show Tribute To The Dubliners

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25x03 The Late Late Show Tribute To The Dubliners

  • no air date — 2h 20m

Tribute to The Dubliners featuring U2, The Pogues, Christy Moore, The Furey's & Davey Arthur, Stockton's Wing and Jim McCann.

25x05 The Late Late Show Tribute to The Chieftains

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25x05 The Late Late Show Tribute to The Chieftains

  • no air date — 2h 20m

The Chieftains and their guests in a special Late Late Show celebrating the Chieftains 25th anniversary in 1987.

1987-12-31T21:30:00Z

25x10 After All Those Late Late Shows...

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25x10 After All Those Late Late Shows...

  • 1987-12-31T21:30:00Z — 2h 20m

Irish traditional/folk music group The Dubliners, performed on RTÉ Television's 'The Late Late Show' New Year's Eve special, in Studio 1 in 1987. This edition of 'The Late Late' was entitled 'After All Those Late Late Shows...'. It looked back over 25 years of Irish life and also marked the opening of Dublin's 1988 millennium celebrations. A banner reading "1988 DUBLIN CELEBRATING A THOUSAND YEARS" can be seen hanging in the background.

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