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28 May 2022
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28 May 2022
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Applications are being taken for series four of popular dating show, First Dates Ireland.
Series three saw three Kildare men hoping to strike it lucky.
Heywood Richardson from Maynooth, whose date was a no-show, primary school teacher Tom Óg Redmond from Newbridge, who didn’t get the spark with date Dean, and former TV star Pat O’Mahony from Kildare Town, who agreed to go to gigs with his date Gemma from Sandymount.
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Ashleigh Byrne, the new Kildare Rose. Picture: Aishling Conway
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