Patrick Kielty (born 31 January 1971) is a Northern Irish comedian and television personality.

Background

Kielty was born in

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, Northern Ireland, and grew up in the village of Dundrum. He is one of three sons born to the businessman John "Jack" Kielty, who was shot dead on 25 January 1988 by the Ulster Freedom Fighters (UFF), a cover name used by

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paramilitary group the

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(UDA). John Kielty was to have been a key witness in Central Television's defence of a libel action brought by Jim Craig, who was suing the television company over a broadcast of ''

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'' which connected him to racketeering, and is said to have ordered John Kielty's murder. Kielty as a teenager was a talented

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er, and was a member of the

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minor football team for three years, between 1987–89. He was the substitute goalkeeper for the team when they won the 1987 All Ireland Minor Football Championship.

Career

Kielty began performing regularly while a pupil at

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. Kielty was persuaded to take part by a Games master who spotted his impersonations of local politicians, celebrities, and sportsmen. His professional career started while he was still a

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student at

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. In 1991, along with his friend and fellow student Jackie Hamilton (later a BBC and independent producer), the pair visited Dublin's new stand up club The Gasworks run by performer/producer Billy Magra/McGrath. UK acts making their Irish debuts included Jo Brand, Lee Evans, Jack Dee, Stewart Lee, Mark Lamarr, Eddie Izzard and many more plus The Gasworks gave local acts like Sean Hughes, Jon Kenny/Pat Shortt and Ardal O'Hanlon their first headline shows in Dublin. After a successful opening spot (mainly doing impressions), Billy advised Patrick and Jackie to open their own comedy club in Belfast and The Empire on Botanic Avenue in Belfast was born. The following year Patrick was a finalist in a National Comedy Search organised by Billy for Ireland's most-watched TV programme The Late Late Show. Another finalist, also making his TV debut, was another future star, Dylan Moran. Later the experience led to a hugely successful BBC NI series "The Empire Laughs Back" - also produced by Jackie. One routine performed at local gigs involved donning a balaclava and making spoof paramilitary pronouncements. In 1993, Kielty presented the show ''SUS'' on UTV. He later became the warm-up act for a

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programme, ''Anderson on the Box'', presented by local personality

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. When this show was axed, he presented its replacement, ''PK Tonight''. Although this ran for only a year and was only shown in Northern Ireland, it did attract the attention of London-based broadcasters, winning him the "Best Newcomer" Award at the 1996

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Awards. In 1997, he set up the Belfast-based TV production company Green Inc with TV director Stephen Stewart, making shows such as ''The Afternoon Show'', ''Patrick Kielty Almost Live'', and ''

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''. It was reported in 2010 that Kielty had sold his share in the company. Kielty graduated to presenting programmes such as ''

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'', broadcast throughout the UK. Following his liver transplant, former football star

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later gave his first TV interview to Kielty on the same show. From 2001 to 2003, Kielty hosted 14 episodes of the comedy game show ''Stupid Punts''. He also presented a series of '' After The Break''. He did an impersonation of

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(who bore some superficial visual resemblance to

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) singing the

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song, " Bridge over Troubled Water". Kielty continued to appear on national television, mostly light-entertainment shows such as the

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's ''

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'', '' Comic Relief Does Fame Academy'' and '' Love Island'' for

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in both 2005 and 2006. On 21 June 2003 Kielty hosted the Opening Ceremony of the Special Olympics in

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, to a reported global audience of 800 million viewers. Other participants included Nelson Mandela, Mohammed Ali, and U2. In 2006, he hosted a segment on

's coverage of ''

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30th Birthday LIVE'' alongside

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. He hosted the original pilot series of the American version of ''

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'' for

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in early 2004. However, ABC decided against airing the series, which ended up on

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, with Canadian comedian

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as host. In 2006, Kielty returned to the stand-up scene with a new UK tour. A DVD, filmed at

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's Grand Opera House, was later released. In 2007, he began work at the Trafalgar Theatre in London's West End on the UK production of ''

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'', written by Northern Irish dramatist

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(''

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''). He debuted in the play at the Grand Opera House in Belfast. In 2007, he also guested on the

's third series of '' Live at the Apollo''. On 18 May 2007, Kielty was invited to conduct a joint in-depth TV interview at 10 Downing Street in London with UK Prime Minister Tony Blair and Irish Taoiseach Bertie Ahearn to discuss the Northern Ireland peace process. He hosted the Saturday morning show on

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which started on 24 July 2010 and it ran for 10 weeks. Kielty presented

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in 2010 and 2012 alongside

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. Kielty was the host of the first series of Channel 4's ''

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'', which began in June 2010 and ran for six weeks. In 2012, he co-presented '' This Morning'', alongside

for one episode and

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for three episodes. In 2014 and 2015, Patrick guest hosted a few episodes of ''

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'' alongside Alex Jones. In 2016 Kielty returned to

to present programmes, including the comedy panel game show ''Bad Language'' alongside

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and

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. He then hosted television documentary ''Patrick Kielty's Mulholland Drive'' which focused on the life of William Mullholland and the California Water Wars. Kielty also reflected on his relatives' work in the Northern Irish water industry. In March 2016 he began hosting a chat show for BBC NI called ''Delete, Delete, Delete'' looking at celebrities' internet history. In 2016, he presented '' Debatable'', a daily quiz show for

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. In 2018, Kielty presented a documentary, ''My Dad, the Peace Deal and Me'' for

. The programme, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the

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, explored the state of

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two decades on from the Agreement. Kielty discussed the killing of his father and the effect it had on him, as well as his decision to vote Yes to the Agreement in a referendum, even though it would result in the release from

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of his father's killers. He also interviewed former paramilitary activists from both sides of the struggle, DUP leader

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, school students at an integrated (non-denominational) school and a Richard Moore, founder of Children in Crossfire who was blinded as a small boy by a rubber bullet fired by a British soldier, whom he later befriended. In 2021, Kielty took part in the

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series ''All the Walks of Life'', where he talked about his childhood and the values he holds. He appeared in the film

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, playing Shane, a stand-up comic.

Radio

In January 2015, US Country star

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gave his first UK interview to Kielty for a

special from

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. On 13 September 2019, Kielty presented ''

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'' on

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. In August 2020, Kielty co-presented ''Five Live Breakfast'' with

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, sitting in for

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Stage

Kielty performed in the play ''

'' in August 2007 in the

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, and also in productions in London and in 2008 in The Olympia Theatre in Dublin. A documentary about the production of the play starring Kielty was released in 2008. In 2022, he embarked on his first stand-up tour for seven years. The dad-of-two joked on motoring podcast Fuelling Around that his Borderline show gave him the perfect opportunity to catch up on some sleep.

Personal life

Kielty married English model and television presenter

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(his former Fame Academy co-host) in a private ceremony in Rome on Saturday 29 September 2012. Their first son was born in January 2016, and a second in June 2018. Hosting the

afternoon show on 28 October 2020 (sitting in for

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) he talked of his relationship with Deeley saying, "first find a woman out of your league and then convince her she isn't." Kielty is a lifelong fan of

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Charity

In 2010, he took part in ''

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'', a

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held in aid of

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, filmed live at the

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in London on 30 March. Kielty has participated in every incarnation of

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until 2016. He plays for the 'Rest of The World' team as a

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and is typically substituted onto the field at the beginning of the second half. After co-presenting

on two occasions in 2010 and 2012, Kielty's participation in 2015's Comic Relief telethon was confirmed when British boy band

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tweeted a short clip announcing who would be playing them in a 'No Direction' tribute for Red Nose Day. Kielty, who impersonated Niall Horan, directed the skit in which comedians

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played Louis Tomlinson,

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became Zayn Malik,

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took on Harry Styles and

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transformed into Liam Payne.

Filmography

;Television presenting *''

'' *'' After the Break'' *''

'' *'' Love Island'' *''

'' (unaired ABC Pilots) (2003–2004) *''The Prince's Trust 30th Birthday LIVE'' (2006) *'' Comic Relief Does Fame Academy'' (2007) *''

'' (2010, 2012) *''

'' (2010) *'' This Morning Summer'' (2012) *''

'' (2014—) *''Bad Language'' (2016) *''Patrick Kielty's Mulholland Drive'' (2016) *''Delete, Delete, Delete'' (2016—) *'' Debatable'' (2016–2017) *''Patrick Kielty: One Hundred Years of Union'' (2021) ;DVDs *''Don't Shoot, I've Got a Bomb'' (1995) *''Get Up, Stand Up'' (1998) *''Patrick Kielty – Live'' (2006) *''Patrick Kielty's Mulholland Drive'' (2016) ;Other * ''My Dad, the Peace Deal and Me'' (2018)

References

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