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Christine Hogan was a participant on the new season of the popular Netflix dating show, Love Is Blind: UK. A proud Limerick hurling fan, she's pictured here with her parents, Neil and Íde Hogan
ATHLACCA woman and HR lead Christine Hogan was one of the singletons who appeared on the latest series of Love is Blind UK looking for love.
However, she didn’t manage to find The One and only made a brief appearance on screen.
Back in Limerick and still looking for the man of her dreams, she has decided to do something about it and to help other singles and she is hosting a singles night with a difference in 101 bar in Limerick on November 14 at 7pm.
During a chat with Irish dating podcast Daters Gonna Date, she revealed how she cried when producers told her her time was up on the show, how it felt for her name to be revealed on the show and then barely get any screen time, and her experience of it all.
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There will be two parts to the dating event- there will be a singles mingle in one area of the bar, where men and women can meet, flirt, chat and mingle.
Then in another area, 10 single men and 10 single women will meet- but it will be blind dating. In this, they will get the chance to speed date without knowing what the other looks like until the end.
Men and women looking for love between the ages of 28-40 can take part in the dating event. Slightly younger and older men and women are also welcome to attend.
For more information see Eventbrite.
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