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Greg O'Shea has worked on the programme for a year | PICTURE: Greg O'Shea via Instagram
LIMERICK rugby star, Olympian and Love Island winner has announced he will be leaving the Six O'Clock Show.
After a year of presenting the Six O'Clock Show on Virgin Media, Greg O'Shea has announced he will be leaving the programme.
Announcing the news on Instagram, Greg said: "I’ve had such a wonderful time over the past year presenting in this seat. The learnings I’ve taken are invaluable, and I’m so appreciative to the women I had the pleasure of presenting alongside. @karenkostertv, @grainne_seoigetv, @zeinabofficial, @fionnualajay have been my TV sisters and we had so much craic together."
He added: "From interviewing icons such as President Mary Robinson and superstar celebrities like Gok Wan, to doing FRIENDS dance routines live on TV, there has never been a dull moment.
A massive thank you to everyone in the team behind the camera because without you all there literally wouldn’t be a show.
I’m looking forward to seeing the new vision for the @sixoclockshow and whatever crazy adventure the future has in store for me next."
This comes after his co-presenter, Karen Koster, announced she was leaving the programme after two years.
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