Patrick Kielty will have under 12 hours between Late Late Show finish and his BBC Saturday morning radio show
Patrick Kielty. Photo: Christie Goodwin/Getty
Melanie Finn
New Late Late Show presenter Patrick Kielty will be live on BBC radio every Saturday less than 12 hours after he fronts RTÉ’s flagship TV show.
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