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Patrick Kielty - Borderline

Sun nov 20 2022 at 07:00 pm, the market place theatre & arts centre, armagh | armagh.

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Here are the most recent UK tour dates we had listed for Patrick Kielty. Were you there?

November 2022

• Thu 10 Nov ➙ Sat 12 Nov Belfast, Lyric Theatre Patrick Kielty
• Sat 25 Jun Northampton, Royal & Derngate Theatre Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Sun 19 Jun Shrewsbury, Theatre Severn Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Sat 18 Jun Leeds, City Varieties Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Fri 17 Jun Salford, The Lowry Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Thu 16 Jun Pocklington Arts Centre Patrick Kielty
• Thu 16 Jun Huddersfield, Lawrence Batley Theatre Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Wed 15 Jun Newcastle, The Stand Comedy Club Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Sat 11 Jun Bridgwater, The McMillan Theatre Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Fri 10 Jun Torrington, Plough Arts Centre Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Thu 9 Jun Exeter Phoenix Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Wed 8 Jun Bristol, Redgrave Theatre Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Sat 4 Jun Glasgow, Tramway Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Fri 3 Jun Aberdeen, Lemon Tree Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Thu 2 Jun Inverness, Eden Court Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Wed 1 Jun Edinburgh, The Queen's Hall Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Sat 28 May Swindon Arts Centre Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Wed 25 May Winchester, Theatre Royal Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Tue 24 May Cambridge Junction Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Sun 22 May Birmingham, Old Rep Theatre Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Sat 21 May Liverpool, The Epstein Theatre Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Thu 19 May Brighton & Hove, The Old Market Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Sat 14 May Peterborough, Key Theatre Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Fri 13 May Leicester, The Y Theatre Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Thu 12 May Basingstoke, The Haymarket Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Wed 11 May The Glee Club Nottingham Patrick Kielty: Borderline - A Postcard from the Edge of the Union
• Tue 15 Mar ➙ Sun 20 Mar Belfast, Lyric Theatre Patrick Kielty

October 2020

• Sat 17 Oct Online / Streaming Events Hard Histories, Positive Futures With Patrick Kielty

November 2015

• Wed 25 Nov Bath, Komedia Patrick Kielty
• Sun 8 Nov Bury St. Edmunds, Theatre Royal Patrick Kielty
• Thu 5 Nov Cambridge Junction Patrick Kielty
• Wed 4 Nov Bath, Komedia Patrick Kielty

October 2015

• Sat 31 Oct Pocklington Arts Centre Patrick Kielty
• Fri 30 Oct Buxton, Pavilion Arts Centre Patrick Kielty
• Thu 29 Oct Lancaster, The Dukes Patrick Kielty
• Wed 28 Oct Salford, The Lowry Patrick Kielty
• Sun 25 Oct The Glee Club Birmingham Patrick Kielty
• Sat 24 Oct Worcester, Huntingdon Hall Patrick Kielty
• Fri 23 Oct Bristol, Hen & Chicken Patrick Kielty
• Thu 22 Oct The Glee Club Nottingham Patrick Kielty, Jack Barry
• Sat 17 Oct Leicester, The Y Theatre Patrick Kielty
• Thu 15 Oct Brighton, Komedia Patrick Kielty
• Sun 11 Oct Lincoln, The Drill Patrick Kielty
• Sat 10 Oct Derby, Guildhall Theatre Patrick Kielty
• Fri 9 Oct Liverpool, The Epstein Theatre Patrick Kielty
• Thu 8 Oct Leeds, City Varieties Patrick Kielty
• Wed 7 Oct Berwick-upon-Tweed, The Maltings Theatre & Cinema Patrick Kielty
• Tue 6 Oct Newcastle, The Stand Comedy Club Patrick Kielty
• Sat 3 Oct Eastleigh, The Point Patrick Kielty

August 2015

• Mon 24 Aug ➙ Sun 30 Aug Edinburgh, Assembly George Square Theatre Patrick Kielty
• Sat 22 Aug Bangor Academy Patrick Kielty
• Wed 24 Jun Newtownabbey, Theatre At The Mill Patrick Kielty
• Sat 20 Jun Ballymena, The Braid Arts Centre Patrick Kielty
• Fri 29 May Newcastle, St Mary's Hall Patrick Kielty, Micky Bartlett, Ryan Hand
• Sat 24 May Inverness, Eden Court Patrick Kielty, Fred MacAulay
• Thu 15 May London, The Hen & Chickens Theatre Bar Patrick Kielty
• Thu 8 May London, Eventim Apollo Greg Davies, Josh Widdicombe, Mark Watson, Patrick Kielty, Eliza Doolittle
• Tue 25 Mar London, Royal Albert Hall Jason Manford, John Bishop, Micky Flanagan, Patrick Kielty, Rob Beckett, Hal Cruttenden …

November 2013

• Tue 26 Nov The Glee Club Birmingham Patrick Kielty

August 2013

• Wed 7 Aug Belfast, Feile An Phobail Patrick Kielty, Micky Bartlett
• Sat 21 Apr SSE Arena, Belfast Patrick Kielty
• Thu 19 Apr Belfast, Mandela Hall Patrick Kielty
• Thu 12 Apr Armagh, Market Place Theatre Patrick Kielty
• Thu 5 Apr Armagh, Market Place Theatre Patrick Kielty
• Tue 3 Apr Armagh, Market Place Theatre Patrick Kielty
• Wed 8 Jun Bath, Komedia Patrick Kielty
• Mon 26 Jul London, Belushi's Rich Hall, Kevin Bridges, Jack Whitehall, Andi Osho, Patrick Kielty
• Tue 20 Jul London, The Tattershall Castle Rich Hall, Kevin Bridges, Patrick Kielty, Jack Whitehall, Guest Comedians
• Mon 19 Jul London, Belushi's Rich Hall, Kevin Bridges, Jack Whitehall, Andi Osho, Patrick Kielty
• Tue 13 Jul London, The Tattershall Castle Rich Hall, Kevin Bridges, Patrick Kielty, Jack Whitehall, Guest Comedians
• Mon 12 Jul London, Belushi's Rich Hall, Kevin Bridges, Jack Whitehall, Andi Osho, Patrick Kielty
• Tue 6 Jul London, The Tattershall Castle Rich Hall, Kevin Bridges, Patrick Kielty, Jack Whitehall, Guest Comedians
• Mon 5 Jul London, Belushi's Rich Hall, Kevin Bridges, Jack Whitehall, Andi Osho, Patrick Kielty
• Tue 22 Jun London, The Tattershall Castle Kevin Bridges, Rich Hall, Patrick Kielty, Jack Whitehall, Guest Comedians
• Mon 21 Jun London, Belushi's Rich Hall, Kevin Bridges, Patrick Kielty, Jack Whitehall

September 2009

• Fri 18 Sep Sedgefield, Hardwick Hall The Wildcats Of Kilkenny, Patrick Kielty
• Mon 7 Sep ➙ Sat 12 Sep Belfast, Grand Opera House Patrick Kielty
• Thu 3 Sep ➙ Sat 5 Sep Derry, Millennium Forum Theatre Patrick Kielty

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lIVE TOUR 2022:

More dates added.

NOVEMBER 2022

THU 3rd - The Burnavon, Cookstown

FRI 4th -  The Burnavon, Cookstown

SAT 5th - The Pavilion, Dublin

THU 10th - The Lyric, Belfast

FRI 11th - The Lyric, Belfast

SAT 12th - The Lyric, Belfast

SUN 13th - The Lyric, Belfast

SUN 13th -  The Lyric, Belfast (Matinee)

SAT 19th - Riverside Theatre, Coleraine

SUN 20th - Market Place Theatre, Armagh

Sat 26th - Iontas, Castleblayney

Sun 27th - Alley Theatre, Strabane

Mon 28th - Alley Theatre, Strabane

Wed 30th - Island Hall, Lisburn

DECEMBER 2022

Sun 4th - Marine Hotel, Ballycastle

Live Tour: Borderline EXTRA DATES On Sale Now

Bittersweet, poignant and laugh out loud funny, Borderline is a comedic love letter to the future of our islands from this award-winning comedian’s personal past.

Borderline sees Patrick Kielty return to his satirical roots with a personal take on borders, national identity and the future of the Union in a post Brexit landscape.

As a Northern Ireland native, who grew up close to the Irish border, this new one man stand up show delves into his homeland’s recent history to try to make sense of what Brexit’s new borders and political upheaval means for our shared identities.

‘Ripped the place apart’

The Guardian

‘Kielty is Fabulous’

‘Kielty is a Revelation’

Evening Standard

Coming Soon...

2022 sees Patrick make his screen acting debut, starring alongside IFTA nominee Seána Kerslake in Prasanna Puwanarajah's debut feature film, Ballywalter.

A life affirming story of how unexpected connections can pull us back from the edge, Ballywalter is written by Stacey Gregg and produced by Empire Street Productions.

Patrick Kielty: One Hundred Years of Union

About Patrick

Born in Dundrum, Co. Down, Patrick began his stand-up career as host of Northern Ireland’s first comedy club The Empire Laughs Back in pre ceasefire Belfast. 

An award winning stand up, his TV credits include Last Chance Lottery for CH4 and Patrick Kielty Almost Live for BBC1. 

His BAFTA nominated My Dad, The Peace Deal and Me saw him named UK documentary host of the year at the 2018 Grierson Awards while his most recent film, Patrick Kielty:100 Years of Union also won an RTS award for best presenter.  

 2023 sees the release of his first feature film, Ballywalter, where he plays the role of Shane alongside IFTA nominated Seána Kerslake. Other acting credits include Marie Jones 

A Night in November for which he received a What’s On Stage nomination.  

Patrick's new radio talk show can be heard every Saturday morning on BBC 5Live whilst the the second leg of his sold out UK and Ireland stand up tour, Borderline, begins in November. 

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Patrick Kielty, Johnny Sexton, James Nesbitt & Tommy Bowe to take part in Amgen Irish Open Pro-Am

RTE Late Late Show presenter Patrick Kielty, former rugby players Johnny Sexton and Tommy Bowe and actor James Nesbitt will all take part in the Amgen Irish Open Pro Am at Royal County Down on September 11. Further celebrities are due to be announced in the coming weeks.

Actor James Nesbitt, best known for his roles in The Hobbit, Cold Feet, The Missing and Bloodlands, said: “Royal County Down is a gorgeous golf course. We have some of the most beautiful views in Northern Ireland. I’m really looking forward to playing the Amgen Irish Open Pro Am this September. I have played a couple in the past and it’s always a great day out. I always have great craic.”

Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy will also tee it up at Royal County Down this September, where he will bid for a second Irish Open crown after claiming victory at The K Club in 2016. Also joining Rory at the Amgen Irish Open is 2019 Open Championship winner Shane Lowry, three-time Major Champion Pádraig Harrington and two-time PGA TOUR winner Séamus Power. Further star names are still to be announced between now and September.

Royal County Down will host the Amgen Irish Open for the second time in its history from September 11-15 as the island of Ireland’s national open returns to Newcastle for the first time since 2015.

Tickets are selling fast and fans are urged to purchase in advance to secure their place and avoid disappointment. To purchase tickets click here .

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Patrick Kielty confirmed as new host of RTE Late Late Show

The new host will take up the role in August

• 12:27, 20 MAY 2023
• Updated 12:35, 20 MAY 2023

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Co Down comedian Patrick Kielty has been confirmed as the new host of RTE's The Late Late Show taking over from current host Ryan Tubridy.

The Dundrum native has told of his excitement at landing the role "on one of the greatest jobs on television".

Kielty becomes the fourth presenter of the show for its 61st season next September after Ryan Tubridy announced in March that he was leaving the show.

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Speaking to RTE, Patrick Kielty said: "I'm absolutely thrilled to be the next host of The Late Late Show.

"To follow in the footsteps of Gay, Pat and Ryan as the next custodian is a real honour and I can’t thank RTÉ enough for giving me the chance to be a part of the next chapter of such an iconic show.

"I’m also genuinely humbled to become part of Friday nights for so many Irish people, at home and around the world. I can’t wait to get started on one of the greatest jobs in television."

RTÉ's Director of Content Jim Jennings hailed Kielty saying the new host has big plans for the prime time Friday night show.

He said: "Patrick Kielty is undoubtedly one of Ireland's finest comedians, a fantastic presenter with a depth of experience, and a range of talents that will bring an exciting new dynamic to the show.

"Patrick's personality and passion is sure to connect with audiences and I look forward to it bursting on to screens in September.

"We have very definite ideas for the show already in the works and we’ll be busy behind the scenes shaping the series for launch. We’ll be back in August to tell you all about it".

Speaking about his decision to leave the longest-running live TV chat show in the world, Tubridy said: "It has been a privilege to host the national institution that is The Late Late Show for the last 14 years."

Tubridy will present his final Late Late on Friday 26 May on RTÉ One.

He will continue to present his radio show on weekday mornings from 9.00am - 10.00am on RTÉ Radio 1.

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RTE reveal first look at Patrick Kielty on new set of Late Late Show

The new flashy set takes centre stage featuring an American style brightly lit sign with the show’s name

• 06:00, 15 SEP 2023
• Updated 07:25, 15 SEP 2023

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RTE has revealed a first look of Patrick Kielty in front of the new Late Late Show stage.

With just hours to go on the countdown to his opening night as host, Kielty is busy preparing to go live for the first time on the iconic RTE show.

Meanwhile, RTE has shared a first look at what the show will look like with the Co Down native as host.

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Kielty looks like he means business in the first look images, standing with his arms folded and smiling to the camera in front of the newly decorated studio.

The new flashy set takes centre stage, featuring an American-style brightly lit sign with the show’s name on it hung over a curtain where this year’s guests are set to appear.

The set reveal comes after Kielty and RTE have been faced with numerous questions over how the new show will look and compare to previous seasons.

Responding to rumours of big changes ranging from the death of the famous owl and music to a totally different format based on UK style chat shows like Graham Norton or Jonathon Ross style, the new host said: “Change, no change. That is the logo,” as he laughed off all the speculation doing the rounds.

He told Irish Mirror: “It’s funny when you look at all of those stories about ‘ah he’s killed the owl, he’s killed music..’ you have to laugh at stuff like that because none of it is true,” he said.

“I’m kind of hoping it is going to be Patrick Kielty style… and of course there’s going to be music,” he confirmed. Naturally, he is also hoping to embrace his own comedic flair and bring the 'craic' back to the late night show.

“I think in a talk show the biggest change is going to be in your personality and who you are and how you interact with people on screen.

“But also I think that comes with how you interact with people in life, and I think that one of the things when you have comedic sensibilities and all of that is in your background, you want the show to be fun and have fun, and you want to have those moments where we are having the craic.”

“So for me it is about trying to bring a little bit of me on to the stuff that has maybe been there before, and maybe some of the stuff you haven’t seen, that people on a Friday kind of want to have.

The Late Late Show airs Friday 15th September, 9:35pm on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player.

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Late Late host Patrick Kielty to lead Dublin’s St Patrick’s Day parade as Grand Marshall

Late late show host said it was an ‘honour’ to accept the traditional role ahead of next month’s festivities.

Co Down comedian and Late Late Show host Patrick Kielty has said being chosen to lead Dublin’s St Patrick’s Day parade was a “pinch-me moment”.

The Dundrum native has been named the Grand Marshall for next month’s parade through Dublin city centre, which is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of spectators.

Kielty, who took over presenting the RTÉ's flagship chat show last September, will lead the parade in the traditional role, which is reserved for people of note.

Last year the Grand Marshall role was taken by the entire Ireland women’s soccer team, and in 2022 the parade was led by Olympic gold medallist Kellie Harrington and Paralympian Ellen Keane.

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Speaking of taking up duties at this year’s parade, which is the main event of Dublin’s four-day St Patrick’s Festival running from March 15-18, Kielty told RTÉ that being asked was “one of those pinch-me moments”.

“I mean, when you’re called Patrick, you’re christened Patrick, you’re born in a place called Downpatrick, and then to get the call to be even a small part of this parade, let alone to do the job they have asked me to do this year,” he said.

“I have travelled a lot and I always get homesick if I’m not in Ireland for Paddy’s Day. For me it’s like a second birthday...the amount of terrible pints I’ve had in bad plastic glasses in countries that don’t understand Paddy’s Day over the years.

“So just to be home and have the family around, and have them coming down and being part of it, it’s really special.

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The theme for this year’s parade is ‘Spréach’, Irish for ‘spark’, which will be reflected in the colourful floats and costumes of the estimated 4,000 participants who will walk the route from Parnell Square North to Kevin Street close to St Stephen’s Green.

Dublin’s Lord Mayor Daithí de Róiste said the annual parade is “one of our most special occasions, celebrating the Spréach of the people of Ireland, which unites us all both here in Dublin and across the globe”.

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