I went to Holy Faith in Clontarf in Dublin and I still have a big group of friends from school. These days, like most people, we use a WhatsApp group to communicate! Overall, school was an amazing experience for me.

"We cannot wait to meet her!"

1. Funny Side Up

Model and TV presenter Nadia Forde became the third budding chef to be eliminated from Celebrity MasterChef Ireland tonight.

Simon Zebo, Conor Murray, Keith Earls and Paul Warwick were among thousands who threw their support behind the ‘Breathe With Me’ Strawfie Challenge during National Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Week.

PHOTOS: After a seven-year romance, rugby star Peter Stringer has finally married fellow Corkonian Debbie O’Leary — they tied the knot in Marbella, Spain, yesterday.

As ‘Big Brother’ returns to TV screens tomorrow, Ed Power ponders which Irish celebrities would star in the long-running reality show

TONIGHT sees the third episode of Nadia: Chasing The Dream’, a new four-part series that follows model-turned-singer-turned-TV star Nadia Forde as she tries to make it in the music industry.

Nadia: Chasing the Dream TV3, 2.45pm

The pick of the programmes from tonight's TV.

Clear victory in terms of style on Ladies Day but track delivers a more mixed return for Irish jockeys

Fresh from the jungle Irish model Nadia Forde will be a guest presenter on TV3’s Xposé today.

Nadia Forde plans to meet up with Jake Quickenden when he leaves the 'I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! jungle.

From smelly participants to a special bug-breeding farm, there’s a lot going on behind the scenes on I’m A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here, writes Susan Griffin.

Irish model Nadia Forde will be heading into the jungle for I’m A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here, but she’s unknown in the UK, says Arlene Harris.

Meet the celebs here:

Sasha Gale was back at work at a car dealership in Belfast yesterday after celebrating Rory McIlroy’s Open win over the past few days. He was spotted with the model enjoying a relaxed lunch and shopping trip in Belfast earlier in the week.

Two-time major winner Rory McIlroy insists he is happy with life and is not letting anything deflect his focus away from golf as he bids to win his first Open Championship.

Could we see an Irish Queen of the Jungle follow in Kian Egan’s footsteps?

Eamon Dunphy perpetual trophy for post-match entertainment: Davy Fitz

JANUARY

With endless exotic rides and a few token exotic birds, anyone dining on Cork’s busiest boardwalk last night could be forgiven for thinking they were witnessing a revival of Men and their Motors.