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Fans have defended a Dublin TV personality after Tommy Tiernan insulted him in the latest episode of his show on RTÉ.
Tommy was joined by actor and TV presenter Bradley Walsh in episode three of The Tommy Tiernan Show.
Of course the popular quiz show, The Chase, made an appearance in which Walsh presents.
Their discussions and more specifically an Irish Chaser, Darragh Ennis or better known as The Menace.
Tiernan referenced the Irish genius as ‘the Irish guy with the massive forehead and the teeth’ to Bradley in their chat.
@bonesgiles #thechase #tommytiernan ♬ original sound - Darragh Ennis
The Irish chaser shared a clip of the show with his response to his TikTok account.
He said: “You kind of got me there Tommy, fair play!”
Many fans have commented underneath the post in defence of Darragh.
One user said: “Time to start a boxing career Darragh.”
Another user said: “Ah I think your teeth are lovely.”
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