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"Spicy white girl" Becky from Kilkenny was one of eight singletons looking for love on the latest episode of First Dates Ireland.
Becky dined with Aaron, a competitive gamer from Wexford and the shy guy of her dreams.
Also in this episode will be Liam from Belfast, who flashes his fabulous Turkey teeth at Conor, a hairdresser from Monaghan who’s tired of being mistaken for a ‘ladies man’ when all he wants is an older man.
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Nervously venturing in from the cold, gardener Ciarán from Kerry finds a cure in the form of former Rose of Tralee contestant Hannah from Cork.
Following a tumultuous date in the restaurant last year, Dublin bus driver Kevin regains his Big Dog energy with canine-mad groomer Michelle from Waterford.
On hand, as always, with kind words of encouragement, shoulders to cry on and insightful observations on love and life are table angels Alice and Pete, Neil, the world’s friendliest barman and Maître D’ Mateo Saina.
Sparks fly between Aaron and Becky
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