The Late Late Toy Show is looking for kids to represent each county - here's how to apply

Amid preparations for the big event, The Late Late Toy Show producers have said that they are looking for 32 children to take part in a brand new part of the show

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The Late Late Toy Show is a quintessential Irish Christmas tradition, and for kids and adults alike is one of the most magical festive nights of the year.

The countdown is on, as this year it will be on Friday December 6th, so save the date.

Applications are already open for children who want to be involved by doing a toy demonstration or a performance, but this year, there is a brand new and unique opportunity for 32 children.

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In an exciting twist this year, kids from every single county in Ireland will take part in the first-ever Late Late Toy Show County Parade.

All 32 counties will be on screen at once, making this a historic moment – and giving children from every corner of the country a chance to be part of the fun.

Amid preparations for the big event, The Late Late Toy Show producers have said: “We're looking for children who are passionate about their county - it's not about being the best singer or the best dancer - it's about having county pride in buckets."

Patrick Kielty hosts his first Late Late Toy Show(Image: The Late Late Show/ X)

So, get your applications in, tell us why you love your county and you could be cheering for Clare, marching for Mayo, or freestyling for Fermanagh!”

Host of The Late Late Toy Show, Patrick Kielty said: “The inaugural Toy Show County Parade sounds to me like it could be the best craic of the night - 32 counties, 32 kids, live in studio on the biggest TV night of the year - I mean what could possibly go wrong?”

The deadline for applications is Wednesday October 2nd. So get yours in and make sure to shout loud and proud: “I loves me county!”

Applications may be submitted via www.rte.ie/latelate

The theme of the 2024 edition has yet to be revealed, with last year's theme being the iconic Christmas movie Elf.

Patrick Kielty took the reigns last year in his first ever Toy Show, and he is back this season to bring more comedy and quips to the legendary festive event.

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