Your chance to be in The Money List audience
Want to be part of the audience for the new and upcoming series of The Money List? Well, here's your chance!
The Baz Ashmawy fronted quiz show sees two teams of complete strangers tasked with filling in missing answers on a list. The more lists they complete, the more money they win.
The lists can be anything ranging from naming members of the Italia '90 squad to listing countries who have won the Eurovision Song Contest.
Last season, The Money List gave away a total of €130,000 to contestants from all over the country.
If you fancy cheering the players on and also being in with a chance of winning some spot prizes for yourself, click here
Filming will take place in May and June in Donnybrook.
Applicants must be 18 or over and resident in the Republic of Ireland or Northern Ireland.
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