The YouTuber is marking 10 years in the industry.
An Offaly YouTube superstar is among the guests for this week's Late Late Show.
Cloghan's Sean McLoughlin, also known as Jacksepticeye, will join Ryan Tubridy on stage tomorrow night.
The YouTuber is celebrating ten years in the industry.
Singing legend Mary Black, World Champion Gymnast Rhys McClenaghan and Northern Ireland football manager Martin O'Neill will also be making an appearance.
Rory O'Connor, also known as Rory's Stories, will also take to the stage.
Offaly native & @YouTube phenomenon @Jacksepticeye will join Ryan live in studio on this Friday night's #latelate to mark 10 years in the business!
— The Late Late Show (@RTELateLateShow) November 9, 2022
To be in the audience and maybe even get to ask the man himself a question, please email: latelateextra@rte.ie pic.twitter.com/FgCBxeTxzn
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