Patrick Kielty a ‘done deal’ for Late Late Show presenter role after weeks of talks at RTÉ
Comedian Patrick Kielty and wife TV presenter Cat Deely. Photo: Gregg DeGuire — © WireImage
Melanie Finn
Patrick Kielty is on the verge of becoming the next Late Late Show presenter, after negotiations with RTÉ chiefs reached an advanced stage two weeks ago.
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