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Majella O'Donnell will be among some of the the country’s best-loved entertainers and musicians who will appear on the Late Late Show St. Vincent de Paul (SVP) annual appeal special tonight.
Some line-up for @RTELateLateShow - all in aid of @SVP_Ireland #LateLate @RTEOne @RTEplayer @rte https://t.co/cpTmaytatz
— Entertainment on RTÉ (@RTE_Ents) December 16, 2021
The yearly fundraiser aims to highlight the remarkable work which SVP carries out in helping thousands of families across Ireland. This year they will ensure families who may be struggling have a bright Christmas.
The programme will be capped-off with a very special musical moment, as Andrea Corr and Rolling Stones rock and roll legend Ronnie Wood will perform the Elvis classic ‘Blue Christmas’ in the Donnybrook studio.
Tonight’s show marks the final Late Late Show of 2021.
Mark McDaid, Chair of DRHC speaking at the opening of the Drumboe project
Shane McMenamin, Michael McMenamin, McMenamin Building Contractors, Cllr Pattick McGowan and Stranorlar Lifford MD roads engineer, Adrian McCool at the site
Gardai secure the scene of the house fire in Doochary .
Lough Mourne is one of the sources that is still subject to overnight restrictions
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