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'What RTÉ are saving on the prize money, they’re spending on the catering budget — and Siobhán McSweeney’s wardrobe. Can I just say it’s worth every cent.' File picture

Mon, 01 Sep, 2025 - 22:30
Esther N McCarthy

Whoo-whee! It’s all heating up now on The Traitors Ireland. 

The Faithful and the Traitors all land in for breakfast, eager to see who survived the first night.

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