There's a Grainne on The Apprentice so maybe people will FINALLY learn to pronounce it

No more ‘Grannie’.

LAST NIGHT, THE latest season of The Apprentice kicked off in earnest.

Ireland is well-represented this year with not one, but two Irish contestants hoping to impress Lord Sugar.

There’s Dillon St. Paul, who you might recognise from his Fade Street days.

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Dillon has already won attention for his fancy name…

Isn't Dillon St Paul a village in the Cotswolds? #TheApprentice
— D G Ray (@DeloreanGray) October 6, 2016

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And his perfectly coiffed eyebrows.

dillon st.pauls brows are on fleek #theapprentice
— Rebecca (@rebeccabreene) October 6, 2016

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The other Irish representative is Grainne McCoy, a 31-year-old make-up artist and entrepreneur from Northern Ireland.

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Some viewers compared her to this gal from Dude, Where’s My Car?

Thought I'd seen Grainne before! . "we are not guys, we are hot chicks" #TheApprentice pic.twitter.com/TnlJbzLGUN
— ADAM (@tomkowdactyl) October 6, 2016

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And they were loving her accent.

Oh the beautiful northern accent #TheApprentice
— Daniel Ellerton (@ellertpn321) October 6, 2016

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The best part of having a Grainne on The Apprentice, though?

It means that people abroad will finally learn the correct pronunciation of Grainne.

There's a Gráinne on #TheApprentice I'm so happy! This could be the tipping point for English people being able to pronounce my name!
— Gráinne Maguire (@GrainneMaguire) October 6, 2016

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Which should lead to a dramatic decrease in misspellings on Starbucks cups…

And less people calling you ‘granny’.