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25th March 2021
04:37pm GMT

Oisin Kiernan, meanwhile, will chat about his diagnosis and treatment of testicular cancer. The footballer will also share his advice to young men.
On top of that, Inhaler will perform their latest track Cheer Up Baby.
Daffodil Day is usually celebrated in-person up and down the country, but this year things are a little different. With Level 5 restrictions in place, the Late Late Show is backing the initiative as live events cannot go ahead.
The money raised from tomorrow night's broadcast will fund the Irish Cancer's Society nursing services, support lines, free counselling services for friends and family, and the 13 Daffodil Centres in hospitals across Ireland.
Just days ago, Jedward spoke about their excitement ahead of tomorrow night's show.
"We are shaving our quiffs off to support the fighting heroes going through cancer," they said. "We're hopeful the funds raised will contribute to a cancer free future."
They continued: "We are honouring the memory of all those who have come and gone, we are sending strength and love to all those suffering."
In February 2019, the twins lost their mother, Susanna, after a long battle with cancer.
They added: "It's heart-breaking that all our loved ones aren't with us, but they will be looking down on us from heaven."
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