Music icon Boy George will join Patrick this week to chat about an exhibition of some of his most legendary outfits coming to the Museum of Style Icons at Newbridge Silverware this May, showcasing his vibrant sense of style and fashion.
The exhibition will be the only public viewing of the collection anywhere in the world, before it travels to Julien’s Auctions in Beverly Hills, where it will be sold at auction.
He will also chat about his Irish roots and how his late Dublin-born mother influenced his creativity and love of fashion and style.
Westlife return to The Late Late Show studio for the last show of the season this Friday with a trip down memory lane. Shane Filan, Kian Egan and Nicky Byrne will perform three of their biggest hits, along with a surprise collaboration.
They’ll chat to Patrick about gearing up for their 3Arena residency this September, share some fan‑encounter stories and soak up the nostalgia.
Nicky Byrne recently announced he will soon launch a Substack newsletter, which he described as his own “personal corner of the internet”.
In an Instagram post he said: “I thought how do I do something a bit more personal, share some more stories, share some stories I have never shared.”
A Westlife superfan will also go head‑to‑head with the band in a quiz to find out who really knows the band best.
Mayo comedian Garron Noone will also join the line‑up this Friday. The singer, who has gigs planned for Belfast, Mayo, Kerry and Dublin through June to December, will share what he’s been up to recently and confess to being a secret Westlife fan.
He’s also set to bring an exciting announcement to the RTÉ studio.
Meanwhile, having gone viral for running the London Marathon with a fridge on his back, Jordan Adams and his brother Cian will also take to the Late Late couch.
They’ll share their story and why they’re so determined to raise awareness of dementia after losing twelve relatives, including their mother, Geraldine, to the disease.
The brothers will also break down their next major challenge: running 32 marathons in 32 days across all 32 counties of Ireland to shine a light on the thousands of families affected.