It has been reported the Northern Ireland comedian Patrick Kielty and British TV presenter Cat Deeley are an item.

DOWN’S All-Ireland final banquet in the City West Hotel had the potential to be the toughest gig of Paddy Kielty’s lucrative career.

PATRICK KIELTY is better known for his work on TV – and for once dating Amanda Byram – but he can also boast an impressive knowledge of the GAA scene despite being domiciled in London.

Irish comedian Patrick Kielty is to host a new post-pub stand-up show for Channel 4 as a satirical reaction to the week’s news, it was announced today.

THE little preview box above this piece tells its own story. Anthony Daly’s Dublin are 1/3 to defeat title hurling aristocrats Cork in tomorrow’s NHL opener.

TOP athletics coach Jim Kielty played a key role in helping Wexford capture the Gala All-Ireland senior camogie title against Cork in Croke Park.

This year’s Celebrity Comic Relief Fame Academy line-up was announced today - with the likes of socialite Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, EastEnders turned Extras star Shaun Williamson, Birds of a Feather actress Linda Robson and Radio 1 DJ Colin Murray taking part.

ROCK group The Darkness have confirmed that they will perform at the sixth annual Meteor Music Awards in Dublin.

Rock group The Darkness will perform at the sixth annual Meteor Music Awards in Dublin, it was confirmed today.

The Meteor Music Awards could compete with any music event around the world with its line-up and star-studded audience, comedian Patrick Kielty today claimed.

A COMPANY co-owned by comedian Patrick Kielty has won the contract to replace RTÉ’s popular afternoon TV show, Open House.

Former Bee Gees star Robin Gibb is going back to music school – as a judge on the second series of Fame Academy, it was revealed today.

CROKE PARK will be the backdrop for a fantastic ceremony to mark the opening of this year’s largest sporting event in the world - the 2003 Special Olympic Games.

Patrick Kielty has signed up to present another two series of his BBC1 chat show.

Chat show host Patrick Kielty was today awarded substantial damages and received an apology from a tabloid newspaper over a report about his conduct outside a Dublin bar.

Patrick Kielty is planning a return to stand-up later this year.