Patrick Kielty, who has held the hosting duties for 18 months now, has shown an ability to handle the comedic elements well, although he struggles at times with tougher topics. His progress as a host is evident, even if he occasionally stumbles over critical connections like that of a sports star and the Kinahan cartel.
The Late Late Show, once the pulse of the nation under Gay Byrne, now feels like it has shifted gears, moving away from its serious journalism roots to embrace a style that melds serious current affairs with light-hearted celebrity discussions. Kielty's transition into this multifaceted role indicates a strategy shift in responding to audience needs.
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