There's a glorious green tinge to the line-up of guests on Friday's Late Late Show as we head into the Saint Patrick's Bank Holiday weekend.
Patrick Kielty will be hosting a St Patrick's weekend extravaganza with music, dancing, reunions and returns.
Getting the gang back together again, the 1990 Republic of Ireland squad will reunite on The Late Late Show on Friday night to relive one of Ireland’s greatest sporting events, the World Cup that was Italia 90.
Marking 35 years since Ireland first qualified for football's ultimate tournament, Patrick will welcome Mick McCarthy, Niall Quinn, Packie Bonner, Ronnie Whelan, Ray Houghton, John Aldridge, Kevin Sheedy, David O'Leary, Andy Townsend, Chris Hughton, Chris Morris, Steve Staunton, Kevin Moran, Bernie Slaven, John Sheridan, Frank Stapleton and David Kelly to the studio.
Riverdance will also be taking over the studio on Friday night as the cast showcase the global phenomenon which began as the interval act at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1994.
Also on Friday, Grammy Award-winner and Cork singer-songwriter Cian Ducrot will perform his new song Little Dreaming.
Fresh from singing the National Anthems at last week's Six Nations Cian - who has just announced his first headline show at the 3Arena for later this year - will also sit down with Patrick for a chat.
Nerves are building and the tension is rising as the winner of this year’s Dancing with the Stars is just days away from taking home the coveted glitterball.
Joining Patrick on the show tonight are finalists Jack Woolley, Rhys McClenaghan, Kayleigh Trappe and Danny O’Carroll, along with their pro-partners Alexandra Vladimirov, Laura Nolan, Ervinas Merfeldas and Salome Chachua.
They’ll be chatting about their time spent on and off the dancefloor, the friendships they’ve made and more.
Get ready for a 'Rollercoaster’ of a performance as B*Witched make their return to The Late Late Show this Friday night. Chart toppers Keavy, Edele, Sinead and Lindsay will be performing an ultimate fan favourite.
And that’s not all, Irish rugby fans in Rome will have the chance to win a pair of tickets to the Italy v Ireland match this Saturday.
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