Dermot Kennedy's Giants heading for Irish Number 1 following performance on RTE One's The Late Late Toy Show

U2 frontman Bono was joined by the band’s guitarist, The Edge, for a special holiday performance on Irish television.

Nicola Coughlan shot to fame as the ‘wee lesbian’ Clare Devlin in Derry Girls. She’ll be introduced to a whole new audience when Bridgerton arrives on Netflix on Christmas Day.

U2‘s Bono and The Edge dusted off their rendition of ‘Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)’ on a special edition of the Irish Late Late Show.The pair shared their cover of the song, playing alongside Irish musician Glen Hansard and others, as well as a stripped-down version of their 2000 hit ‘Walk On’.In an annual tradition to raise money for homeless charities, Hansard typically recruits a number of musicians to busk on Dublin’s Grafton Street on Christmas Eve.

The Late Late Show aired for the final time in 2020 on Friday evening and it was a cracker of a programme.

It has been a whirlwind few weeks for Dermot Kennedy who today (Dec. 18) makes more Official Irish Chart history.

Congratulations to Taylor Swift who claims this week’s highest new entries on both the Official Irish Albums and Singles Charts.

Taylor Swift and Dermot Kennedy are neck-and-neck for Number 1 on both this week's Official Irish Singles and Albums Charts.

Dermot Kennedy claims the Official Chart Double for a second week, topping the Official Irish Singles Chart with Giants, while ruling the Official Irish Albums Chart with Without Fear.

The Late Late Show Country Music Christmas Special will take over our screens this Friday, featuring the one and only ‘First Lady of Country Music’ Dolly Parton.

An all-star special episode of The Late Late Show dedicated to country music has been announced for this Friday.

Dermot Kennedy isn’t the only musical talent in his family as his aunt Mary Kennedy has released her own charity single with her sister Deirdre.

Dermot Kennedy scores the rare chart double on this week’s Official Irish Charts, as his debut album Without Fear returns to Number 1 and single Giants claims the top spot for the first time following his appearance on RTE One’s The Late Late Toy Show.

It's not often that an act can have two Number 1 albums in the same calendar year, but for a lucky dozen, that possibility has been a reality. Of the 12 artists and groups who have achieved this rare feat since modern chart records began in 1997, the latest occurring this past week.

The 2020 Late Late Toy Show was a roaring success by anyone’s yardstick. The broadcast has so far raised over €6.4million for Irish charities through the Toy Show appeal and adults watching even got a giggle at Ryan Tubridy’s F-bomb.

Last night’s Late Late Toy Show has left the nation’s hearts filled with joy after a very special edition of the much-anticipated annual festive bonanza.

The Toy Show is finally here and tonight Ryan Tubridy will be launching a brand new RTÉ charity to help spread the Toy Show magic all year long.

Are you planning to watch the Late Late Toy Show this year? Perhaps you’ll have a tipple or two during it. If so, this Late Late Toy Show drinking game might be for you.

Congratulations to BTS who claim their second Number 1 on the Official Irish Albums Chart with BE.

Dermot Kennedy is officially the first Irish act to land a Number 1 on the Official Irish Singles Chart in over five years.

Ireland’s cultural calendar, a television event that draws huge ratings, unites the diaspora and is parsed as a barometer for the mood of the nation.Expectation builds months in advance, rumours about the theme, leaks about participants, sometimes alarm that the formula may change.At 9.30pm on Friday the theme music will play and it will begin: the 2020 Late Late Toy Show – an annual institution built around a host, his jumpers, children, toys and some indefinable ingredient that has kept the