This site uses cookies to improve your experience and to provide services and advertising.
By continuing to browse, you agree to the use of cookies described in our Cookies Policy.
You may change your settings at any time but this may impact on the functionality of the site.
To learn more see our Cookies Policy.
Leigh and Niamh headed off to The Gibson for their double date. When a young man named Samuel showed up for a date with Leigh, he made a fairly bad first impression. He called Leigh’s best friend a bitch because she was drinking a daiquiri.
For anyone following RTÉ’s social media, Leigh and Samuel’s date was definitely the most anticipated of the night.
Samuel revealed that his celebrity crush was Leo Varadkar, because ‘he has power and is the Taoiseach.’
// Tonight // One dater reveals his ultimate celebrity crush... hey @campaignforleo Our new series of #FirstDatesIrl stars tonight at 9.30pm! pic.twitter.com/1R7pBwyQYN
Maybe Samuel would have been more suited to the Enda Kenny lookalike, so. Because he certainly wasn’t a good match for Leigh. Leigh watched on in horror as Samuel ordered his food: the chicken supreme, a side of fries, sweet chili sauce on the side, a bowl of lettuce chopped up with no vinegar and a baked potato.
Things didn’t get any better for the pair, and the entire date was written off when Sam told Leigh that he hated his haircut.
However, it got shockingly bad when Samuel went to the bathroom to ring a friend and complain that Leigh looked like the type of guy who would ‘wear glitter at Electric Picnic’.
What the hell does this guy think people go to Electric Picnic for? It’s not a black-tie event. You’re there to have a laugh. Wearing glitter at a festival is almost expected at this stage. Sam definitely would have been more suited to the Enda Kenny lookalike. But seriously, loosen up a bit.
As Sam told his friend on the phone that Leigh “has the worst haircut [he has] ever seen in [his] life”, Leigh called his friend Niamh over to the table to talk how much he hated Samuel and was ready to go home. This definitely makes it into the top ten most awkward dates we’ve seen on First Dates Ireland.
Unsurprisingly, neither of the guys wanted to hang around for dessert.
RTÉ
RTÉ
They couldn’t even look at each other in the lift on the way out.
Meanwhile, Enda Kenny and Scary Spice were evaluating their night out together.
RTÉ
RTÉ
They both agreed they had a nice time, but Jackie found that there was a bit of a height issue. Hard luck, Joey.
To embed this post, copy the code below on your site
Close
13 Comments
This is YOUR comments community. Stay civil, stay constructive, stay on topic.
Please familiarise yourself with our comments policy
here
before taking part.
Tuesday 5 November, 2024
Tuesday 5 November, 2024
Download our app
Last night's episode of First Dates Ireland was unbelievably awkward
LAST NIGHT, FIRST Dates Ireland kicked off with an extremely awkward bang.
We were eased into things with Jackie, the woman who owned Dublin’s Marliyn Monroe Mansion that went viral. Seriously. Here’s a quick peek inside:
A few seconds after her introduction, this comes as no surprise. She was glamorous and very OTT.
If the video won’t play, click here.
There’s no denying that Jackie had a very big personality.
The Prince Charming that RTÉ paired her up with was an Enda Kenny lookalike called Joey.
Twitter had a field day with that one.
Joey stipulated that he wanted a woman like ‘Scary Spice’. RTÉ did not let him down.
Then we had best friends Leigh and Niamh from Athenry, who both came to the show looking for romance.
People were immediately concerned by the age of the contestants.
Leigh and Niamh headed off to The Gibson for their double date. When a young man named Samuel showed up for a date with Leigh, he made a fairly bad first impression. He called Leigh’s best friend a bitch because she was drinking a daiquiri.
If the video won’t play, click here.
For anyone following RTÉ’s social media, Leigh and Samuel’s date was definitely the most anticipated of the night.
Samuel revealed that his celebrity crush was Leo Varadkar, because ‘he has power and is the Taoiseach.’
If the video won’t play, click here.
Maybe Samuel would have been more suited to the Enda Kenny lookalike, so. Because he certainly wasn’t a good match for Leigh. Leigh watched on in horror as Samuel ordered his food: the chicken supreme, a side of fries, sweet chili sauce on the side, a bowl of lettuce chopped up with no vinegar and a baked potato.
Things didn’t get any better for the pair, and the entire date was written off when Sam told Leigh that he hated his haircut.
If the video won’t play, click here.
However, it got shockingly bad when Samuel went to the bathroom to ring a friend and complain that Leigh looked like the type of guy who would ‘wear glitter at Electric Picnic’.
What the hell does this guy think people go to Electric Picnic for? It’s not a black-tie event. You’re there to have a laugh. Wearing glitter at a festival is almost expected at this stage. Sam definitely would have been more suited to the Enda Kenny lookalike. But seriously, loosen up a bit.
As Sam told his friend on the phone that Leigh “has the worst haircut [he has] ever seen in [his] life”, Leigh called his friend Niamh over to the table to talk how much he hated Samuel and was ready to go home. This definitely makes it into the top ten most awkward dates we’ve seen on First Dates Ireland.
Unsurprisingly, neither of the guys wanted to hang around for dessert.
They couldn’t even look at each other in the lift on the way out.
Meanwhile, Enda Kenny and Scary Spice were evaluating their night out together.
They both agreed they had a nice time, but Jackie found that there was a bit of a height issue. Hard luck, Joey.
DailyEdge is on Instagram!
To embed this post, copy the code below on your site
first dates ireland first dates irl marilyn monroe mansion