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TV3’s hit show Gogglebox Ireland is back this autumn and is on the lookout for Waterford faces and their sofas to join Ireland’s funniest TV fans.
For the brand new series, Gogglebox Ireland want families, long-term couples and even a nun or a priest. “We’re looking for some more telly-lovers to join our returning cast of household favourites. Top of our list for this new series is couples and families who love watching the box together. So if you’re smart, funny and likeable and can tell your Marty McFly’s from your Marty Morrissey’s, then we want to hear from you,” David Noble, series producer of Gogglebox Ireland, said.
If you think you've got what it takes, email casting@kiteentertainment.com and tell them who's in your gang, where you're based, what you like to watch together and a photo if possible.
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