"World champion boxer and Irish sporting icon Katie Taylor joins Kielty to reflect on her extraordinary career, including her involvement in getting women's boxing added to the Olympic Games in 2012. Ms Taylor will also be chatting about her life in America, and what the future holds for her. Irish jockey Rachael Blackmore will be launching the 2025 RTÉ Toy Show Appeal, as well as speaking about the Jack de Bromhead Equine Centre at ChildVision"
" - a project that is supported by the Toy Show Appeal, ahead of next week's annual Toy Show, on December 5. Ms Blackmore will be joined in studio by Croía Shine, a service user of the Equine Centre, and her mother Cara who will share the profound impact the centre has had on their lives. Dancing with the Stars judge Arthur Gourounlian will chat to Kielty about life with his husband Brian Dowling, and how his daughters Blake and Blu inspired his new children's book."
"Irish pop/rock band Something Happens, will provide entertainment for tonight's show, marking 35 years since the release if their album 'Stuck Together with God's Glue.' Actress, podcaster and activist Jameela Jamil joins the Late Late Show speaking about her advocacy on mental health, body image and representation, as well as her new Netflix Christmas movie, 'A Merry Little Ex-Mas.' Comedian Shane Todd also joins tonight's line-up, talking about his first all-Ireland tour,"
Patrick Kielty hosts tonight's Late Late Show featuring Olympic gold medallist Katie Taylor, champion jockey Rachael Blackmore, Dancing with the Stars judge Arthur Gourounlian, actress Jameela Jamil, comedian Shane Todd, and Irish pop/rock band Something Happens. Katie Taylor reflects on her career, her role in securing women's boxing for the 2012 Olympics, life in America, and future plans. Rachael Blackmore launches the 2025 RTÉ Toy Show Appeal and discusses the Jack de Bromhead Equine Centre at ChildVision, joined by service user Croía Shine and her mother Cara. Arthur Gourounlian speaks about family life and his children's book. Jameela Jamil addresses mental health, body image, representation, and her Netflix Christmas movie, while Something Happens perform to mark 35 years since their album release.
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