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5th September 2018
12:26pm BST

“For the first time in the ten years I’ve been presenting The Late Late Show, we’re packing our bags and heading to London town. Why? "We’re going there because we think it’s time to say ‘no matter what happens with Brexit, we’re always going to be friends, culturally, socially and every way imaginable.’ It’s going to be very big, very exciting and, of course, great fun. "We have plenty of tickets but they are limited so we want to make sure that the Irish in Britain get their chance to be part of it. If you are part of that community and have a story to tell, we want to hear from you. "You might have gone across the Irish Sea to build the underground, or to work as a nurse, or maybe you went to visit friends, found love and never came home. "Whatever it is, if you have a bit of Irish in you, you are welcome to join us on the night. It is as simple as that. "Go to the website, tell us about yourself. We are celebrating all things Irish in Britain and we want you to be there with us.”
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