RTE Calls for Children from Every County to Appear on the Late Late Toy Show
The excitement is building as RTE has announced that they are seeking one child from each county to make a special appearance on this year’s Late Late Toy Show. Applications are now open for children who want to be part of the County Parade, which will feature all 32 county representatives performing on screen at once. This beloved Christmas special is set to air on Friday, December 6, marking a slightly later than usual date for the show.
“We’re looking for children who are passionate about their county,” said producers of the Late Late Show. “It’s not about being the best singer or the best dancer – it’s about having county pride in buckets.” This unique opportunity allows kids to showcase their love for their county on a national platform, bringing together children from all corners of Ireland.
Host Patrick Kielty Excited for the Toy Show County Parade
Host Patrick Kielty expressed his excitement for the Toy Show County Parade, describing it as potentially the best part of the night. With 32 kids representing each county live in the studio on one of the biggest TV nights of the year, Kielty is looking forward to the fun and camaraderie that this special segment will bring. “I mean what could possibly go wrong?” he jokingly added, highlighting the joy and entertainment that the County Parade promises to deliver.
Application Deadline and How to Apply
Parents and kids who are interested in being part of the County Parade on the Late Late Toy Show must submit their applications by Wednesday, October 2. The application process is simple – just fill out the online form provided by RTE to be considered for this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Whether your child is a singer, dancer, or simply loves their county, this is a chance to shine on national television and spread the joy of the holiday season.
As the countdown to the Late Late Toy Show begins, RTE is eagerly anticipating the diverse and talented group of kids who will be part of the County Parade. This year’s show promises to be a heartwarming and entertaining celebration of childhood, with children from all over Ireland coming together to share their love for their counties.
In conclusion, the Late Late Toy Show is not just a TV program – it is a beloved Irish tradition that brings families together and spreads holiday cheer. By including children from every county in the County Parade, RTE is celebrating the diversity and unity of Ireland in a fun and festive way. So mark your calendars for December 6 and get ready to watch the magic unfold on the Late Late Toy Show.
