A whole new season of First Dates Ireland starts this Thursday
First Dates Ireland is back with a host of new singletons set to take to the restaurant in the hope of finding romance.
Maitre’D Mateo Saina and the team return for series eight, as more hopefuls keen to find a love match enter the First Dates restaurant this Thursday.Read more:RTE First Dates maitre d' takes aim at Tinder as he previews new seriesBursting through the door for the first episode in the new series this Thursday are best friends Aisling, 25, and Naomi, 26, ready for an unforgettable double date.
Meanwhile old school romantic and multi-instrumentalist Garry, 73, from Wexford makes sweet music with line dancer and marathon runner Mary, 71, from Galway. And professional auto detailer Colm, 28, from Dublin accelerates from a standing start with petrolhead and ‘classy car girl’ Sorcha, 25, from Donegal.Get breaking news to your inbox by signing up to our newsletter
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