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Two Tipperary lovebirds are hoping to find their soulmates on this week’s episode of First Dates Ireland.
Erin (33) from Bangor shares banter, and a crochet heart, with Judge Judy fan Adam O’Donnell (31) from Fethard in Tipperary. But will he fold under questioning?
Keen to feel the heat with a man that ‘worships’ her, Síne Morris (21), from Nenagh in Tipperary, gets a warm reception from student and first-time blind dater Ruairí (22) from Galway.
Rating herself a 10 on the sexually adventurous scale, Mary (27) from Barcelona meets Betty Boo (30) from Kildare who once ate raw meat to impress a date.
Melissa (37) from Galway – a fan of fast food – shares a table with Hong Kong-born mixtape enthusiast Simon (43), who’s hoping that music will be the food of love.
Tune in to First Dates Ireland this Thursday, February 15, at 9.35 pm on RTÉ 2 to find out more.
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