The Dancing With The Stars hopeful received three nines for his emotional contemporary ballroom last Sunday
Dancing With The Stars hopeful Damian McGinty has said his fellow celebrities are starting to become exhausted on the RTE One show.
READ MORE: Man’s Guinness experiment leaves Irish people ‘weeping’ as others praise controversial idea Following their emotional, leader board-topping dance last week, Panti Bliss and Denys Samson will return to perform a Salsa to Lady Gaga’s ‘Stupid Love’, however, as they earned immunity last week from the first Dance-Off, the pressure will be off and they cannot be sent home, no matter what.
Carl Mullan will be back in the ballroom with Emily Barker to perform a Tango to the Jonas Brothers’ hit ‘Sucker’ while Suzanne Jackson gets to grips with an American Smooth to Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga’s version of ‘I’ve Got You Under My Skin’ with, her pro dancer, Michael Danilczuk. “Monday mornings are tough. You wake up and you’re like ‘I have to go in here and do this all again’. Mentally it is incredibly challenging. I genuinely have my moments.
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