‘I won't be kissing anyone today' says Ireland AM star as co-host jokingly calls her ‘dirty' after ‘downing' shot on air
The Limerick beauty co-hosted the show this morning alongside Alan Hughes and Ray Foley, who was filling in for Tommy Bowe.
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Ray Foley was disgusted by the pickle juice shot
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Muireann said the shot was 'tasty'
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Niamh told Muireann and Ray about the health trend
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After yesterday's All-Ireland hurling final, Ray and Muireann spoke to Olympian Nadia Power and fitness expert Niamh Buffini about top recovery methods for sportspeople.
Niamh brought in some concentrated pickle juice for the presenters to try as it supposedly reduces cramping.
Ray was less than impressed with the drink and refused to participate in taking it.
However, Muireann was more than happy to drink it and said, "so we'll just down it", before knocking it back with Niamh.
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Ray looked visibly disturbed and said: "Oh you dirty beggar."
Muireann enjoyed the shot saying: "See I think that's delicious. Give me some beetroot now and I'm done. Yum."
Ray replied: "No thanks."
At the end of the segment, Ray asked Muireann: "How are you feeling after your shots?"
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Muireann replied: "I like pickle juice. What can I say? It's tasty."
Ray responded: "Okay, Nadia and I will opt out of that."
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Muireann jokingly added: "I won't be giving anyone a shift today, I'll tell you that much."
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