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Virgin Media Television’s ‘Gogglebox Ireland’ will see the return of fan favourites from Clare Tadhg and Ettie, this Wednesday at 9pm.
As the series celebrates a 10th season on air, Tadhg and Ettie, the Clonlara granny and grandson team, are making a return to Gogglebox Ireland after a few years away from the show.
Tadhg joined the show when he was still in school and visiting Granny Ettie as often as he could and they’re still as close as ever.
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Tadhg is working and living in Limerick now, and has set up Limerick’s only drag haus.
Ettie, who is a retired nurse, is still enjoying spending time with all her grandkids.
When it comes to TV, Ettie is a big fan of The Chase, Antiques Roadshow and WW2 documentaries.
Tadhg enjoys reality TV and is a Quintin Tarantino fan. Ettie and Tadhg enjoy movies together.
New episodes of Gogglebox Ireland air at 9pm Wednesdays on Virgin Media One and Virgin Media Play.
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