BraveHeart in Portarlington is hoping to perform Riverdance on this year's show.
A social inclusion club based in Laois is hoping to raise enough funds to perform at this years Late Late Toy Show.
BraveHeart in Portarlington, which currently has 35 members with special needs, ranging in age from 5 to 73, are hoping to feature a special Riverdance performance of their own on the programme.
The club receives no external funding and raises its own funds through activities such as recycling and selling Christmas crafts.
Therese Doody, Chairperson of BraveHearts says it would be a dream come true for members if they appeared on the show:
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