Former X Factor host Dermot O'Leary impresses his dad Sean in his new TV series Dermot's Taste Of Ireland
Dermot O'Leary makes his Irish dad proud as he gets on the pitch in Wexford with the hurling team as part of his new ITV show.
After spending time on the beach and at food spots he has a bucket list moment, playing hurling with his father and the stars of the Wexford hurling team. As part of the show, Dermot also picks Wexford strawberries and makes butter. He says: "I've spent so much time in Ireland and my mum and dad moved there about seven, eight years ago which definitely cemented that connection. To be able to have this really intense period back over there whilst filming was really lovely. It very much feels like home for me.
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