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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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The Restaurant of Romance has a whole new look
First Dates Ireland is back for the 10th series of the show and are looking for applications.
They are particularly keen to hear from men in Donegal and surrounding areas who are over the age of 35. Are they really that shy?
That sound you hear might just be the music of love! Ireland’s number one dating show is back with a bang for its 10th season!
Bigger, better and more loved-up than ever, the Restaurant of Romance has a whole new look and, this year, there are new and exciting ways to apply, including open auditions and singles events all around the country where cheeky chaps and femmes fatales can drop by to strut their stuff, meet the team and make their play for a date with destiny.
Trust us - after nine seasons of seduction, we’ve got matchmaking down to a fine art. Making love happen is what we do. So, if you’re serious about finding The One, trust us – we’ve got your number.
If you're interested in applying, please check out the website.
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