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Published 14:22 23 Sept 2024 BST
Updated 14:31 23 Sept 2024 BST

This year's Late Late Toy Show will feature two changes that viewers of past year's won't be used to.
The first was announced earlier this month, when it was confirmed that the Toy Show won't be airing in November like usual, but will air on Friday, December 6 instead.
Some audience members may be disappointed to hear that the show is airing at a later date this winter, but having it air closer to Christmas is a great move in our eyes.
The second change, however, was only announced earlier today, with RTE confirming they're looking for 32 children from each county in Ireland to participate in the first Late Late Toy Show County Parade.
They 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.
"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."
Late Late Show host, 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?"
In December, we'll see chaos erupt on the Late Late set as kids from around the country and Patrick Kielty spread the festive spirit.
There will be emotional reunions, malfunctioning toys, a questionable musical number or two and something for everyone in the audience.
RTÉ has now opened applications for children to be part of the biggest show on Irish TV.
The Late Late Toy Show airs on Friday, December 6 on RTÉ 1.
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