logo
Irish hopeful set to star in Netflix's Love Is Blind UK as air date announced

Irish hopeful set to star in Netflix's Love Is Blind UK as air date announced

Netflix has announced the launch date for season two of Netflix's popular dating show Love is Blind UK – and it appears an Irish contestant will be on the show.
Hosted by husband and wife duo Matt and Emma Willis, the first four episodes of the second season will land on the streaming platform on 13 August, with the following four launching on 20 August.
The final two episodes will be released on 27 August.
The show will feature UK and Ireland-based singles who will "choose someone to marry without ever meeting them".
Netflix shared a teaser from the show and eagle eye fans were quick to hear an Irish accent in one of the pods.
However, a spokesman for Netflix didn't give details on the Irish contestant when asked by us.
But speaking about the series, the streaming giant said of the series: "Over several weeks, the newly engaged couples will move in together, plan their wedding and find out if their physical connection matches their strong emotional bond developed in the Pods.
"When their wedding day arrives, will real-world realities and external factors push them apart, or will they marry the person they fell blindly in love with?"
Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news from the Irish Mirror direct to your inbox: Sign up here.
Orange background

Try Our AI Features

Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:

Comments

No comments yet...

Related Articles

See photos as Wicklow RNLI hosts fun-filled open day
See photos as Wicklow RNLI hosts fun-filled open day

Irish Independent

time11 minutes ago

  • Irish Independent

See photos as Wicklow RNLI hosts fun-filled open day

Attendees of all ages enjoyed a range of insightful demonstrations and displays by local emergency services, which showcased their life-saving skills and equipment, while children took the opportunity to pose for a photo with the RNLI mascot, Stormy Stan. There was tea and cake for everyone, face painting, musical performances, water safety education thanks to John Hayden and Jimmy Myler, and a raffle to raise funds for the lifeboat station. Thanking all those in attendance and the Wicklow community for the continued support, an RNLI spokesperson said: 'There was a great turnout, only possible by all the amazing supporters we have, both volunteers within the RNLI and supporters within the community who gave their time or services to us. 'We had demonstrations by Wicklow Fire Brigade, Wicklow Coast Guard, Wicklow Civil Defence, Medicall, An Garda Síochána and a rescue display by the RNLI. 'Wicklow Boathouse C.C.E. (Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann) and performers Ross Doyle and Rory McCall provided the music throughout the day, while Wicklow Regatta Queen, Nicola Moran, who was only recently crowned, stopped by, and we were delighted to have her. 'We had kids' entertainment, including outdoor games provided by Wicklow Sports Partnership, face painters Jara Braidwood and Aisling O'Neill, and entertainment from Fire and Circus Performers, who all gave up their time to entertain the crowds. 'We gratefully received donations, but the day is really about giving back to the community, opening our doors and welcoming everyone in and getting the other emergency services to join us. 'It's always a big community day. We hope everyone had a great time, and we would like to thank everyone for attending. 'We extend our thanks also to the Fishman, the Irish popcorn company, SuperValu Wicklow, Byrnes Gifts, Wicklow Sailing Club, Kelly's Fruit and Veg, Pier artist Pat, Rathnew Community Centre, Coffee at Peggy's and all the wonderful bakers who provided delicious treats throughout the day.'

BBC boss Avril MacRory dies ‘peacefully' aged 69 as heartbroken family pays tribute
BBC boss Avril MacRory dies ‘peacefully' aged 69 as heartbroken family pays tribute

The Irish Sun

time34 minutes ago

  • The Irish Sun

BBC boss Avril MacRory dies ‘peacefully' aged 69 as heartbroken family pays tribute

A BBC legend has tragically passed away aged 69. Avril MacRory, who worked as the broadcaster's Head of Music Programmes, died peacefully at Royal Trinity Hospice in London earlier this month. Advertisement 2 Avril passed away peacefully earlier this month Tributes have flooded in for the broadcasting star, with family and friends leaving heartwarming messages. As well as her work at the BBC, she worked as executive producer for She regarded the ITV show - now available on Netflix - as one of her "proudest pieces of work". Posting about her tragic passing on social media, Avril's family said: "Avril passed away this morning , peacefully, at Royal Trinity Hospice. Advertisement Read more News "Funeral arrangements will be announced when we have them to share. "The funeral will be in London and so will be held in at least 10 days. "Avril MacRory, 05/04/1956 - 14/07/2025. With love Val and Sam." Writing on Facebook and sharing a photo, a friend hailed Avril's love for her family. Advertisement Most read in Uncategorized Exclusive They said: " From our first meeting as students, everywhere I went, socially and professionally, I met people who knew Avril MacRory, in RTE, the BBC and Channel 4 , mainly in music and the arts but could be anywhere. "She died peacefully early this morning , and was absolutely Avril to the end. "She will be missed by so many. "Photograph shows some of her greatest loves, her father, her husband Val Griffin, son Sam, and Sid the dog, when they borrowed my late mother's house in Dalkey one Christmas." Advertisement BBC Red Dwarf star Charles Augins dies aged 81 after finding fame on popular sci-fi sitcom as tributes pour in Another message said: "Sad to read of the death of Avril MacRory, who was well known for her charity work among the Irish in London. "She was only in her late sixties. Sympathy to her husband, children and extended family." Avril famously ran the Beeb's 28 hour coverage of the Millenium. The event - deemed the biggest ever global broadcast - united dozens of international broadcasters as the world crossed into the 21st century. Advertisement Speaking at the time, Avril said: "It was a moment when public television from around the world was able to come together. "I don't think that can happen again." Avril also served as co-executive producer of the Global Broadcaster Consortium. She worked as an executive producer on 2004 documentary Shadowing the Third Man. Advertisement It was awarded a Gold Medal at The Rome Film Festival in 2006 and was shown at the Cannes Film Festival a year earlier. Avril hailed her appearance at the famous French festival as a "night to remember". 2 Avril was the executive producer on popular ITV show Secret Diary of a Call Girl Credit: Rex More to follow... For the latest news on this story keep checking back at The Sun Online Advertisement is your go-to destination for the best celebrity news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see video. Like us on Facebook at

DOWNLOAD THE APP

Get Started Now: Download the App

Ready to dive into a world of global content with local flavor? Download Daily8 app today from your preferred app store and start exploring.
app-storeplay-store