IN PICTURES: Out and about for a night on the town in Tullamore last weekend
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Neil Delamere will appear on The Late Late Show
EDENDERRY-born comedian Neil Delamere will be a guest of Patrick Kielty on The Late Late Show on Friday night.
Delamere's father John worked for Bord na Mona for 40 years and Neil's older brother Ian is an All-Ireland quiz champion with Edenderry GAA.
The comedian's latest tour Achilles Neil is still running and after that he is launching a new stand-up, Reinventing The Neil.
Delamere is a computing graduate who began working in comedy more than 20 years ago and performed to a small audience at the Edinburgh Festival in 2004 before building up to sell-out shows in Ireland, Britain and beyond.
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He is also now very well known for TV appearances and has been on shows such as the ITV quiz show The Chase, QI (Quite Interesting), a BBC comedy panel quiz show, and BBC's The Blame Game.
Former First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon, former Ireland soccer manager Martin O'Neill, two surviving members of the Miami Showband, Stephen Travers and Des Lee, alongside long time friend of the band Fr Brian D’Arcy, will also be on The Late Late Show.
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