First Dates Ireland *read first post*

unichick

The golfers were so cute but a bit young to be looking for love.

Eamonn from Limerick was lovely but I'm partial to Limerick men!

What was the story with the Thurles girls make up. Awful! She reminded me of someone I dislike a lot!

messy tessy

rusty cole wrote: »

what's the story with the whole, I have been single for 3 years!!! you're only bleedin 22 mate

This exactly!! Can't get over the whole astonishment bit when one of the dates says "oh I never had a long term relationship" You are a baby!! :rolleyes:

Seamai

Oops! wrote: »

She would of been in Una Healy's gang back in the day around the town....

More like Una Healy's mother. Is it me or do all the women look older than their ages?

Rekop dog

Aiden was terrible, absolutely no conversation skills, could have been nerves and being on TV. But at least he was a decent chat.

The Roscommon one completely lead him on at the end though, all she wanted was the confidence boost of him saying he wanted to see her again. If she wasn't interested she shouldn't have eaten the dessert out of his hand. Think she thought she was better looking than she was too. Average looking and poor personality and overinflated opinion of herself, type of girl that stays single for a long time.

Passenger

A contestant on the first series of First Dates Ireland has been given a lifetime ban from contacting celebrity chef Dylan McGrath after she admitted harassing him over a two month period.

Twenty six year old Daphney Sanasie had kept pestering the former Masterchef Ireland judge after they had gone on two dates in early 2015, Dublin District Court had heard.

She bombarded the chef with nuisance phone calls and disturbing messages including texts about “demons and souls” because she thought it was funny, the court was told.

The model and student from South Africa, who has an address at Jamestown Road, in Dublin 8, pleaded guilty to harassing Dylan McGrath from September 9 until November 21, 2015 during which time 120 texts, WhatsApp messages and phone calls were sent.

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Galwayguy35

Rekop dog wrote: »

Aiden was terrible, absolutely no conversation skills, could have been nerves and being on TV. But at least he was a decent chat.

The Roscommon one completely lead him on at the end though, all she wanted was the confidence boost of him saying he wanted to see her again. If she wasn't interested she shouldn't have eaten the dessert out of his hand. Think she thought she was better looking than she was too. Average looking and poor personality and overinflated opinion of herself, type of girl that stays single for a long time.

+1

She knew she didn't want to see him again and let him go first, the gay guy got dogs abuse for doing the same thing in the first episode and she did exactly the same thing last night.

Galwayguy35

Passenger wrote: »

A contestant on the first series of First Dates Ireland has been given a lifetime ban from contacting celebrity chef Dylan McGrath after she admitted harassing him over a two month period.




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She's all right looking, I'd let her bladder on about demons all she wanted if a bit of action was on the cards.

seligehgit

Rekop dog wrote: »

Aiden was terrible, absolutely no conversation skills, could have been nerves and being on TV. But at least he was a decent chat.

The Roscommon one completely lead him on at the end though, all she wanted was the confidence boost of him saying he wanted to see her again. If she wasn't interested she shouldn't have eaten the dessert out of his hand. Think she thought she was better looking than she was too. Average looking and poor personality and overinflated opinion of herself, type of girl that stays single for a long time.

I thought she was particularly cruel as she knew he was eager.

Ralf and Florian

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

She's all right looking, I'd let her bladder on about demons all she wanted if a bit of action was on the cards.

Bunny boilers are rarely worth the hassle.

fin12

Anyone have experience of being a background dater on this show?

thesultan

The two golfers seemed to get on very well, could make a nice couple

Bandana boy

fin12 wrote: »

Anyone have experience of being a background dater on this show?

A friend applied and stated she only wanted to be background and they would not let her apply
You have to go in willing to be on TV and then they may or may not choose you for the show

fin12

Bandana boy wrote: »

A friend applied and stated she only wanted to be background and they would not let her apply
You have to go in willing to be on TV and then they may or may not choose you for the show

Oh right it's just they have 2 different sections to apply one to be on da main show and the other background dater, that's the one I clicked on. Anyway thanks for da reply.

yerwanthere123

Finally caught last week's episode. Hate it so much when the girls let the guys pay when they know they won't be meeting up again.

Galwayguy35

Where in Dublin is it filmed does anyone know?

Passenger

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

Where in Dublin is it filmed does anyone know?

The Gibson Hotel at the Point.

JaMarcusHustle

Do these people actually work there full time? Or are they just part of the show?

Passenger

JaMarcusHustle wrote: »

Do these people actually work there full time? Or are they just part of the show?

They're hired for the show.

Lia_lia

Her teeth are very white! They seem like they will get along well.

Passenger

Lia_lia wrote: »

Her teeth are very white! They seem like they will get along well.

Well they're in the same mouth, they'd want to get along.

PhiloCypher

Maria's gas craic

vicwatson

First time I've watched the Irish version - do they use the vulgar language on the ch4 one, I don't think so, just flicked over from Irish masterchef on tv3 and the same, ffin and blindin.

I'm far from a prude but is it all necessary? I think it's shambolic

PhiloCypher

vicwatson wrote: »

First time I've watched the Irish version - do they use the vulgar language on the ch4 one, I don't think so, just flicked over from Irish masterchef on tv3 and the same, ffin and blindin.

I'm far from a prude but is it all necessary? I think it's shambolic

Haven't noticed any excessive vulgarity tbh . But lets face it , its reality tv and its after the watershed so why beep it out . If thats the way they talk thats the way they talk. Some will be more vulgar then others.

Thargor

vicwatson wrote: »

First time I've watched the Irish version - do they use the vulgar language on the ch4 one, I don't think so, just flicked over from Irish masterchef on tv3 and the same, ffin and blindin.

I'm far from a prude but is it all necessary? I think it's shambolic

But theres hardly any swearing, even less in Masterchef? You must not have met a lot of chefs in real life btw!

BeboHun

What was going on with the lad behind him.

PhiloCypher

BeboHun wrote: »

What was going on with the lad behind him.

The blonde lad ? wasn't he the one who was flirting with her when she was waiting for her date at the bar . I think he was trying to remind her that he existed as she was getting along so well with yer man.

messy tessy

Oh God a lot of talk about the ex.

BeboHun

He's a nice guy anyway. Not sure if she'll be interested later.

PhiloCypher

As for the Star wars lad, he'll struggle to find anyone his age without children or relationship baggage unless he aims creepily young.

BeboHun

Did he really say c**t (I can't even type it) and it was allowed haha!!

Tut Tut!