Gogglebox Ireland

GOGGLEBOX Ireland fan favourites Dawn and Dale joked they'll be "a little bit plumper" this series - after putting on weight following their dream w.

Dale said: “I’d say the closest thing we’ll get is a goldfish. It’s very strange, but in a good way. Nothing is planned as such. Dave said: “We missed a couple of episodes at the start, with Covid restrictions in the middle so we didn't even get a full season. “Having people come up to us, in the run up to the wedding and asking questions as well, it’s almost a year since we’re married now, and we still have people congratulating us which is lovely.” The pair originally signed up for the series back in 2017, and revealed Irish audiences now “feel like they know them” when they’re out in public.

Catch up with familiar faces, Dawn and Dale, The Carlow Lads, The Ryan's and The Tully Twins as they sit down and give their take on the latest happening in ...

Gogglebox returns to our screens toight Wednesday 31 August and as usual there is lots of local interest with the Gruffertys from Athy back for an eighth ...

Des and his wife Laura and daughter Danielle have been in taking part since Day 1 of the popular series. What you see is what you get with The Gruffertys and that’s why they are so popular, bringing their own brand of good old Kildare humour to our screens. Gogglebox returns to our screens toight Wednesday 31 August and as usual there is lots of local interest with the Gruffertys from Athy back for an eighth series.

Virgin Media Television presenters and stars at the new season launch. NEW IRISH DRAMAS, original crime documentaries and live sport are among some of the ...

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VMTV also announces new series Lucy Investigates, How to Buy a Home and Baz Ashmawy scripted comedy Faithless.

Virgin said these two programmes together with Second Chance Bootcamp form a trio of shows about reinvention and the chance to start over. It means we will have higher ratings and a higher return,” Mr Malone said. Before that, the Champions League and other European football fixtures will be coming thick and fast as sporting calendars are disrupted to make way for the winter Fifa World Cup, while I’m a Celebrity ... It also showed an excerpt from the second run of Animo TV’s format Eating with the Enemy, one episode of which will feature George Hook dining with comedian and podcaster Martin “Beanz” Warde. Virgin said the series features fictionalised characters and does not depict any of the missing women. Mr Malone described the drama as “another significant milestone” for its drama ambitions.