Patrick Kielty Firm Profits Rise to €1.74m
- The first set of accounts filed by Pamanco in June 2024 reveal a significant increase in profitability.
- Patrick Kielty is the fourth host of the long-running RTÉ talk show, *The Late Late show*, following Ryan Tubridy, Pat Kenny, and the late Gay Byrne.
- During the 2024/25 season, Kielty's *Home Alone*-themed Late Late Toy Show achieved record viewership, exceeding 1.6 million viewers when including catch-up viewing and repeat broadcasts. This demonstrates the...
Patrick KieltyS Pamanco Firm Reports Surge in Profits
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Updated September 12,2025,at 05:31 AM
Financial Performance of pamanco
The first set of accounts filed by Pamanco in June 2024 reveal a significant increase in profitability. The company reported pre-tax profits of €173,273 on revenues of €286,656 for the period ending July 2024.More recent figures, as of 2025, show accumulated profits have surged to €1.74 million, indicating significant growth.
Kielty’s role at *The Late late Show*
Patrick Kielty is the fourth host of the long-running RTÉ talk show, *The Late Late show*, following Ryan Tubridy, Pat Kenny, and the late Gay Byrne. He is set to return for his third season on Friday night. His tenure began during a personally challenging time, following the death of his mother, Mary, in March and the announcement of his separation from Cat Deeley in July.
During the 2024/25 season, Kielty’s *Home Alone*-themed Late Late Toy Show achieved record viewership, exceeding 1.6 million viewers when including catch-up viewing and repeat broadcasts. This demonstrates the show’s continued popularity and kielty’s ability to draw a large audience.
Background and Career
Before taking on the role of *Late Late Show* host, Kielty established himself as a prominent figure in UK television. He presented several popular shows on BBC, ITV, and Channel 4, including *Fame Academy*, *Love Island*, and *Stand Up for the Week*.
Kielty’s career in comedy began while he was studying psychology at Queen’s University Belfast, where he honed his stand-up skills.
