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Mr.Crinklewood · 16-01-2018 11:22PM

"That is so German "

I like this girl.

BabysCoffee · 16-01-2018 11:23PM

Aw.....she's lovely

amdublin · 16-01-2018 11:23PM

Awwwwwwwwwww

The Princess Bride · 16-01-2018 11:23PM

I'm shocked that he doesn't want to see her again.

krustydoyle · 16-01-2018 11:24PM

Ouch.... i felt that through the tele

road_high · 16-01-2018 11:24PM

I love the Portlaoise Dublin couple!!!

amdublin · 16-01-2018 11:25PM

These two culchies are going to have a big culchie wedding and live a lovely culchie life

MilesMorales1 · 16-01-2018 11:25PM

Oh I feel so bad for Longford girl now, she was gutted but still put a brave face on it.

16-01-2018 11:26PM

Ah how could you not go on a date with her again, she was lovely!!

road_high · 16-01-2018 11:26PM

The Princess Bride wrote: »

I'm shocked that he doesn't want to see her again.

Ouch...! The body language and flow I thought said otherwise...direct and German!

The Princess Bride · 16-01-2018 11:28PM

For the record, all Laois people do NOT speak like that.
I promise ye!

road_high · 16-01-2018 11:28PM

amdublin wrote: »

These two culchies are going to have a big culchie wedding and live a lovely culchie life

She’s a dub! Dublin culchie couples are often great in my experience

BabysCoffee · 16-01-2018 11:28PM

The nurse and laois lad are a dead cert couple

16-01-2018 11:28PM

That Longford lass was too good for him, that's all to be said.

Greybottle · 16-01-2018 11:28PM

Next week looks like its back to the usual chaos.

road_high · 16-01-2018 11:28PM

The Princess Bride wrote: »

For the record, all Laois people do NOT speak like that.
I promise ye!

Surely ya mane spake like dah?!

griffin100 · 16-01-2018 11:28PM

The depth and life experience of the tallaght girl and the culchie really shows up the shallowness of the Tweenies they've had on the last two weeks. Against my better judgement I'm enjoying first dates Ireland.

Mr.Crinklewood · 16-01-2018 11:29PM

The Princess Bride wrote: »

For the record, all Laois people do NOT speak like that.
I promise ye!

If they are all as decent and seemingly genuine as that,we'll excuse the accent.

road_high · 16-01-2018 11:29PM

Deleted User wrote: »

That Longford lass was too good for him, that's all to be said.

She had everything going for her. Educated as well

MilesMorales1 · 16-01-2018 11:31PM

Them two culchies are a match made in heaven.

davidk1394 · 16-01-2018 11:35PM

The Princess Bride wrote: »

For the record, all Laois people do NOT speak like that.
I promise ye!

I'm a culchie myself but that was some bogger accent

castletownman · 16-01-2018 11:39PM

God damn Germans.

Really enjoyed the Laois-Tallaght couple though. They were engaged in each other from the get-go. She didn't flinch at his big "reveal" and he showed genuine emotion to her story too. He seemed like a decent sort of lad too. Delighted for them both.

Thought the Sligo/Mayo lad was hitting it off with the Down MILF too. Convinced they would see each other again.

The American girl really lived up to the stereotype around those religious types-the fella was too nice to avoid at all costs. I have a feeling it won't develop any further beyond the "just friends" status.

One things for sure though- based on the series so far- the youngsters can learn a thing or two from their elders when it comes to conversation/banter and general manners during a date.

Dtp1979 · 17-01-2018 01:09AM

That young vain guy with the hair, he was made for that jedward looking twat from Galway last week.
Laois guy and dub girl were one of the most enjoyable couples on the show so far. Way better than watching 18 year olds discussing their hard lives

The Princess Bride · 17-01-2018 01:22AM

https://www.leinsterexpress.ie/news/news/292000/where-are-eoin-and-tara-now-after-first-dates-ireland.html#.Wl59Xvz5v78.twitter

That was filmed in September apparently.
Seems I don't need to buy a wedding hat just yet.

17-01-2018 02:22AM

Aww..this was a much better episode than last week anyway..
It'd restore your faith in relationships..
(Even though I'll probably die alone..)

Alf Veedersane · 17-01-2018 08:50AM

road_high wrote: »

Surely ya mane spake like dah?!

To be fair, he embraced how raw he sounded. It's not like he can do much about it.

17-01-2018 01:22PM

Dtp1979 wrote: »

That young vain guy with the hair, he was made for that jedward looking twat from Galway last week.
Laois guy and dub girl were one of the most enjoyable couples on the show so far. Way better than watching 18 year olds discussing their hard lives

100%, also what's it about these eejits and they're getting to know you round fo questions... Cat or dog...game of thewns or wawking dead?? eeww you're so dead to me right now!! shallow as a teaspoon these lads are.

Was it just me or did the laois guy and Dub girl have a wealth of deep **** to share in such a small space of time...that losing their child and then her partner would be enough to finish anyone off, jesus that's character for you I'll give her that.

Throw that adversity at the tweens and see what happened eh!!! The adversity is an ill judged hairstyle or 2 days without my I phone!!! generation.

AlmightyCushion · 17-01-2018 01:59PM

rusty cole wrote: »

100%, also what's it about these eejits and they're getting to know you round fo questions... Cat or dog...game of thewns or wawking dead?? eeww you're so dead to me right now!! shallow as a teaspoon these lads are.

Was it just me or did the laois guy and Dub girl have a wealth of deep **** to share in such a small space of time...that losing their child and then her partner would be enough to finish anyone off, jesus that's character for you I'll give her that.

Throw that adversity at the tweens and see what happened eh!!! The adversity is an ill judged hairstyle or 2 days without my I phone!!! generation.

Most of the criticism thrown at the young 'uns this season is justified but this is a bit much. It's a first date with someone you've never seen before in your life, it's meant to be light hearted and fun. I don't see what's wrong with talking about tv shows you watch on a first date (or any date really) and the dead to me comment was clearly just taking the piss.

I'd say the 'deep shít' is far worse. It's not stuff you should really talk about on a first date unless it comes up naturally. Given how frequently it happens on the show, I'm assuming the show encourages them to do it

Alf Veedersane · 17-01-2018 02:14PM

AlmightyCushion wrote: »

I'd say the 'deep shít' is far worse. It's not stuff you should really talk about on a first date unless it comes up naturally. Given how frequently it happens on the show, I'm assuming the show encourages them to do it

I could understand why the girl from Tallaght did. She was asked if she had any kids. I don't think a woman who carried a child would deny that they had so saying it is likely to be the least worst option.

17-01-2018 02:21PM

AlmightyCushion wrote: »

Most of the criticism thrown at the young 'uns this season is justified but this is a bit much. It's a first date with someone you've never seen before in your life, it's meant to be light hearted and fun. I don't see what's wrong with talking about tv shows you watch on a first date (or any date really) and the dead to me comment was clearly just taking the piss.

I'd say the 'deep shít' is far worse. It's not stuff you should really talk about on a first date unless it comes up naturally. Given how frequently it happens on the show, I'm assuming the show encourages them to do it

On the young'ns, ok sorry If I sound harsh, it's a combination of the fake accents and bad questions that gets me. Also, they often act like aliens, "Do you like pickles??, try the chips, mmmm" ah maybe it's me then.

I agree with you on the Deep ****, sometimes it looks like it's suitable if they're supine on a leather couch if you get me! Is it first dates or first intervention!!!

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