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Limerick's Greg O'Shea will be appearing on this Friday's Late Late Show
LOVE Island winner and Olympian Greg O’Shea will be joining Ryan Tubridy on RTÉ's Late Late Show.
Greg is set to appear on the long-running talk show this Friday, January 6.
During his appearance Greg will be discussing his rise to fame, retiring from rugby and the impact the last three years have taken on his mental health.
Greg rose to fame in 2019 when he took the Love Island audience by storm with his relationship with Amber Gill.
The two went on to win the entire series beating out the likes of Tommy Fury (boxer Tyson Fury’s brother) and Molly Mae Hague.
Greg was also a member of the Irish Rugby Sevens squad at the Tokyo Olympics which took place in 2021.
Also on the show on Friday, former Dancing with the Stars judge Julian Benson will join Ryan to talk about finally buying a house for Cystic Fibrosis (CF) patients and their families to stay while they are receiving treatment in hospital.
Julian was able to do this with money raised by the Julian Benson CF Foundation on the Late Late Show.
Before opening the doors to this house, Julian has a big project ahead of him to renovate the house and will appeal to the public on the night for their support.
Tune into RTÉ One on Friday, January 6 at 9:35pm to catch Greg's appearance.
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