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Celebrity coaches and new host Laura Fox for 'Ireland's Fittest Family'
ONE WATERFORD family will be featuring on the first episode of Ireland's Fittest Family which is now in eleventh season.
The series returns on Sunday, October 29, on RTÉ One and RTÉ player at 6:30pm.
Action kicks off with the the Bonnar family from Waterford, the Heaney family from Tyrone, the O’Regan family from Kerry, and the Noonan family from Meath take on the intense challenges at The Lake.
New presenter Laura Fox is on the hunt to find the nation’s Fittest Family. She’s not the only new kid on the block, as legendary athlete Sonia O’Sullivan will be joining Nina Carberry, Davy Fitzgerald and Donncha O’Callaghan to push the families to their limits and over the finish line for the coveted title and €15,000.
This season, the coaches are more competitive than ever and ready to train the fittest families in the country as they tackle some gruelling physical challenges. Fresh from last year's victory, Davy Fitzgerald is determined to make it two in a row this year.
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