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RTÉ has released a magical trailer for this year's Late Late Toy Show which is less than two weeks away.
As previously announced, the iconic show will be broadcast a week later than usual this year - on Friday December 6.
Ahead of the big day, children all around the country are getting ready for the most toy filled, fun filled night of their year. But this year, the children of Ireland have been working hard to make December 6 an official holiday.
The official trailer, which has just been released by RTÉ, has already been widely viewed and shared online.
It features children from across Ireland who have started the campaign to make the The Late Late Toy Show about more than just the night - they say it should be the whole day.
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In the 90-second trailer, which will also be broadcast during a variety of programmes on RTÉ television, viewers will see host Patrick Kielty at Campaign HQ surrounded by his crack team strategizing ahead of December 6, with his team finally arriving at the Department of Christmas hoping that their petition gets into the right hands.
Watch the Late Late Toy Show on RTÉ One television and on worldwide on the RTÉ Player at 9.35pm on Friday, December 6.
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