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Kilkenny native and well known broadcaster Kieran Cuddihy will appear on The Late Late Show ahead of his debut as the new host of RTÉ Radio 1’s Liveline programme next Monday.
Viewers will get the chance to get to know the man behind the mic on Friday night's Late Late, as the iconic radio show prepares to celebrate 40 years on air.
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Joe Duffy announced his retirement from RTE during the summer after presenting Liveline for 27 years.
Cuddihy, a former solicitor and Dicksboro hurler left his role as host of Newstalk's 'Hard Shoulder' last month and concluded his final TV broadcast on Virgin Media's 'Tonight Show' on Thursday evening as he swaps Ballymount for Donnybrook.
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Members of the 'Tonight Show' production crew with Cuddihy on Thursday night
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