Fionnuala Jones

Okay, and that is called Not Suitable for Work and three of them up on Disney Plus already and more coming by the week.

Andy, just really briefly, you want to mention the World Cup starting next week.

We will be talking a lot about it over the next while, you think?

Okay.

Fionnuala Jones, Andy McCarl, thank you so much for that.

That's it for today.

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Dread it, run from it.

Love Island arrives all the same.

13 years in, the reality TV juggernaut shows no sign of old age.

And given the average age profile on display, that surely wouldn't be allowed anyway.

This year, though, Irish tongues are wagging thanks to the inclusion of a strapping young man who's left both his teaching post and his county behind in search of fame, fortune, and presumably somewhere in there, love?

Obviously he's died.

Do you think it's natural?

You think I'm a blonde?

Sean Fitzy Fitzgerald bleached his hair and joined the fake tan brigade this week.

But will it be worth giving up on his chances at the All-Ireland?

And what will his students make of his antics in the villa?

I'm Kevin Doyle and today on the Indo Daily I'm joined by multimedia reporter with the Irish Independent Deirdre Barry and broadcaster and content creator Fionnuala Jones to ask if Love Island's newest Irish star can make the grade and look at the problematic pipeline that may await him.

Deirdre, Love Island has been on the go for quite a while now.