Moment Ireland AM's Alan can't contain laughter & co-host in stitches at comical taste test Love Island in-joke noises
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Alan, Siomha and Ray were back on air this morning
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The presenter made a cheeky remark during the cooking segment
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The co-hosts were in stitches laughing
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For today's cooking segment, chef Caryna Camerino joined the hosts in the studio to whip up a batch of fresh cinnamon buns.
Once they were ready, Alan and Siomha gave them a try - but the pair quickly burst out laughing as Alan made a cheeky remark about the noises they were making while eating.
As they tried the pastries, Siomha said: "I'm going to need a minute here."
Alan then added: "Yeah there's a lot of noise here. It's like when they kiss on Love Island and I hate it."
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The presenters couldn't contain their laughter as they made "mmm" noises into their microphones, with Alan dragging out the sound for effect.
Alan added: "If you want to watch back on the 'mmm' you can sign up to Virgin Media Play or scan the QR code on the screen to enter online."
He then continued to make the noise while Siomha tried to move on and tell viewers what was coming up after the break.
Just before the show cut to a break, Siomha couldn't resist making the noise one last time.
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And last week, Irish Love Islander Andrada Pop
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Ben was criticised by viewers for his run-ins with a few of the Love Islanders whilst on the show.
However, Ben shared how he's had a "reality check" just days after his exit on podcast
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He said: "We had Yasmin, Toni, Shakira - I had my run-ins with them. The thing is, it was all such silly things as well.
"Not using it as an excuse, but feelings and emotions are just so heightened. It's the littlest things that can trigger you."
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Ben and Andrada have been continuing to get to know each other outside of the villa.
The Balbriggan beauty appeared on Ireland AM to speak about her experience.
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Muireann O'Connell said to her: "It's really interesting because you go in there at Casa Amor so have less of a standing with the public and with Ben, now you've probably seen it from the outside, viewers are seeing some sort of mistreatment of women.
"Like telling Yasmin that she's irrelevant, that the audience are kind of sitting there going, 'Hold on a second, dude, this is… what are you up to?'.
"And you're kind of stuck in that situation... with him then, like, because he can kind of drag you down."
Andrada understood where Muireann was coming from but made sure to clear things up.
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