Daithi O' Shea

I dunno but he makes me want to puke.

He's smugly.

OP must be drawing a pension as I've only ever seen grannies leave wet patches on seats while looking at Daithi

Apparently, a bit of Shirley Temple Bar out of drag and Daithi in the afternoon is enough to drive the elderly to their local post office and willingly hand over a small fortune to pay for TV licences

I met him a few times and he's a gent
I don't like the way he overplays the culchie shtick thing though, I suppose that's his profile but it can be a bit much

I watched his Route 66 thing on TG4 and it was pretty good, he showed himself to be thoughtful and went off the beaten track a little and was really very good
I think he has a decent future but the aul Kerry thing goes a bit far. that's not to say he should change his accent for being in RTE, far from it, he's kinda refreshing but like I said he overdoes it a little.

I like him though

Poor Craythur wrote: »

I couldn't disagree more, I thought that programme was DIRE. Thoughtful, really? I thought he came out the most banal utterances on the programme, and I learned absolutely nothing new from it.

Well I disagree, don't know how you could learn nothing new unless you had done it yourself and I thought he just seemed relaxed and enjoyed it and had casual chats along the way which was informative to me.
Different strokes though
I don't see how profound you could be on such a route though, and I personally find it painful when people try to be profound rather thsn just themselves, which I thought he was and I much preferred it to his usual studio carry on

I like Daiti too