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The Late Late Toy Show is fast approaching and kids all around the country are getting ready for the most toy filled, fun filled night of their year.

Taking place on the later date of 6 December, The Late Late Toy Show 2024 will air on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player at 9:35pm, with Patrick Kielty returning for his second year as host.

From where to watch and what to expect, we've listed everything you need to know ahead of the big event.
Where and when?
The Late Late Toy Show will air on Friday, 6 December, at 9:35 pm on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player.

Traditionally aired on the last Friday of November, this year's show was pushed forward a week. According to the show's festive trailer, this is down to the children of Ireland working hard to make 6 December an official holiday!

It seems that kids are set on making ' Toy Show Day' a real thing. Forget about bedtime, ban the broccoli and gather your tubs of sweets and jellies because on Toy Show Day the kids are in charge.
ISL and AD
Irish Sign Language (ISL) will be available live on RTÉ News Channel and RTÉ PlayerLive and on demand from anywhere in the world at rte.ie/player. The show will be repeated on RTÉ One on Sunday, 8 December, with Audio Description at 3:05pm.
Living abroad?
Not to worry, this year's show will be available to watch worldwide live on the RTÉ Player on both the desktop and the app. So, no matter who you are, you can stream for free.
What's the theme?
As always, the theme of The Late Late Toy Show is the country's best kept secret right up until the day itself. Previous years have seen costumes, sets and dance numbers inspired by Mary Poppins, The Jungle Book, the wonderful world of Roald Dahl, and much more.

Last year, Kielty brought beloved Christmas classic Elf to life, inviting over 170 young performers and toy testers taking part.

As for this year? Stay tuned!
Which toys will be featured?
Every year, toys are kindly sent in from toy retailers all around the country, and the toys demoed by children on The Late Late Toy Show are donated to charities across the country in time for Christmas. The full list of toys featured will appear on www.rte.ie/lifestyle immediately after the show airs.
The Toy Show Appeal
For the last four years, the people of Ireland have donated in record numbers to the RTÉ Toy Show Appeal, doing their part so that kids in every county across the island of Ireland can go on being kids.

In 2020, the nation was inspired to donate in unprecedented numbers by Saoirse Ruane from Kiltullagh Co Galway, who won the hearts of the nation with her appearance on The Late Late Toy Show. Saoirse inspired the official RTÉ Toy Show Appeal that followed, which has raised over €21 million for children's charities to date.

Saoirse sadly passed away in March of this year. To celebrate her life, 2025 will see a grant award of up to €150,000 to be made in Saoirse's name to a chosen charity. 'The Saoirse Ruane Grant' will issue as part of the 2025 appeal allocations, and can be used over two years.

The RTÉ Toy Show Appeal is now open and the public can donate now by going to www.rte.ie/toyshowappeal or with the appeal's official donation partner Revolut Pay.

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When did it all begin?
The Late Late Toy Show began in 1975 as a half-hour slot at the end of The Late Late Show as a way to give parents across Ireland some Christmas gift ideas while their children were sleeping.

Quickly, it grew into a one-night show in its own right, complete with child toy-testers and performers.

First presented by Gay Byrne (1975-1998), the mantle was handed to Pat Kenny (1999-2008), who remained in that position until Ryan Tubridy took over (2009-2022).

2023 was Patrick Kielty's first time stepping into the role, making this his second go around.

This is Pan Collins. Pan came up with the idea of the #LateLateToyShow when she pitched the item to Gay Byrne as a researcher in 1975. Now an annual event on @rte that Irish people around the world tune into. Let's raise a glass to Pan tonight 🥂 pic.twitter.com/qizYBSxgiG
- Alan Swan (@alanswan) November 25, 2022
Who is tuning in?
RTÉ's 2023 elf-themed Toy Show sleighed its mission of spreading Christmas cheer for all to hear, drawing an audience of 1.7 million people. Once again, it was the most-watched programme of the year and even broke records on RTÉ Player with those watching in Ireland and around the world.

The toy demo kids also helped spread the cheer beyond RTÉ platforms, with #LateLateToyShow generating an enormous 26.2 million video views and 2.2 million interactions on social media.

The Christmas extravaganza is a must-watch for all the family. In fact, according to a survey published by Jurys Inn, 40% of Irish millennials have listed watching the Toy Show as their fondest throwback to their youth.

Safe to say, the Toy Show is for everyone - even Russell Crowe tunes in!

Doesn't matter where you're from, if you have a kind soul and an open heart you'll appreciate how wonderful this tradition from Ireland is.
The#latelatetoyshow looking for toy testers !! https://t.co/np81ibqhxb
- Russell Crowe (@russellcrowe) August 10, 2020

Full of incredible characters, knockout performances, amazing surprise guests, toys, gifts (there's one for everyone in the audience), everyone is invited to be part of the most phenomenal night in Irish television.
The Late Late Toy Show airs on RTÉ One & RTÉ Player on Friday, 6 December, at 9:35pm.

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Everything you need to know about The Late Late Toy Show 2024

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The Late Late Toy Show airs on RTÉ One & RTÉ Player on Friday, 6 December, at 9:35pm.