Love Island's Toby and Chloe reunite for dinner date after split rumours

Lucinda Strafford has appeared to confirmed she’s back with her ex, Aaron Connolly with a new Halloween snap on Instagram. The Irish footballer looked to confirmed he has rekindled his relationship with the Love Island star, as he posted a photo of himself with Lucinda air kissing his cheek as they dressed up for Halloween.

EXCLUSIVE: The Boondock Saints are back. Director Troy Duffy has reunited with Norman Reedus and Sean Patrick Flanery for Boondock Saints III, a new installment of the saga of fraternal twin Irish brothers Connor and Murphy MacManus, who go on a vigilante track. That starts after they dispatch two Russian mobsters in self defense, and then have an epiphany to rid their Boston hometown of all crime, while being hunted by an FBI agent (Willem Dafoe) who can’t help but admire their cause.

TV personality Hughie Maughan, who shot to fame on Big Brother in 2016, has made an appearance on many popular reality shows over the years including Dancing with the Stars, First Dates Ireland, and most recently Living with Lucy.

Irish influencer Chloe Boucher looked sensational as she stepped out to support her sister Jess on her wedding day.

Irish influencer Chloe Boucher looked sensational as she stepped out to support her sister Jess on her wedding day.

Maura Higgins is thought to be single again following her shock split from Strictly Come Dancing pro Giovanni Pernice but it seems she won’t be on the market for too long as another Love Island star has already claimed the Irish reality star is their “girlfriend”.Say WHAT now?The comments came from none other than Molly-Mae Hague who paid tribute to Maura after she shared a stunning snap from behind the scenes of a shoot for Ann Summers, which she captioned, “Ready for my close up

Maura Higgins first burst onto TV screens as a bombshell during the fifth series of Love Island, and she certainly left a lasting impression. The Irish beauty won over legions of Love Island fans with her hilarious remarks and stunning sense of style, going on to finish in fourth place with ex-boyfriend Curtis Pritchard.

With a television mainstay for a dad and one of the country’s leading influencers for a stepmum, when it comes to navigating a career in the media world Chloe Ormond is about as lucky as they come.

Keith Earls’ powerful Late Late Show appearance has been hailed as ‘extraordinary’ by viewers who have praised him for opening up about his mental health struggles, depression and being diagnosed with Bipolar 2.

Irish musician Sharon Corr has joked she is ‘clueless’ about meeting a new man as the dating world has changed so much in the 23 years since she was last on the market.

Love Island's Toby Aromolaran and Matthew MacNabb have reunited in Dublin, Ireland at the launch of Toby's boohooMAN collab.Toby, 22, landed at Dublin Airport on Tuesday morning, before going on a road trip with his mum Victoria to her hometown of Crossmolina in Co. Mayo.

In exciting news for Love Island fans in Ireland, Toby Aromolaran has touched down on Irish soil and is currently in Dublin after visiting Crossmolina with his Mayo mammy.

Love Island's Toby Aromolaran has been spending some time in Ireland with his mum Victoria days after fans speculated he had split from girlfriend Chloe Burrows. The 22-year-old is spending some time in Crossmolina with family while on a work trip with BoohooMAN, after he announced a contract with the brand last week.Toby posted a photo of him and mum Victoria as they posed for pics standing next to a ‘welcome’ sign to his mum’s hometown.

It was unsure for some time whether Irish presenter Eoghan McDermott would be returning to his role as the voiceover for Love Island Australia, but it was finally revealed that he was replaced by another Irish star.

Love Island’s Toby Aromoloran is going to be in Ireland next week.

As Ireland continues to become a hotspot for Hollywood filmmaking, the latest star sighting was one of the country’s own, as actor Colin Farrell was snapped buying something every Irish person had in their freezer in the 80s and 90s on Achill Island.

Kenneth Branagh’s Belfast tells the story of a fictional nine-year-old version of himself during the Troubles in late 1960s Northern Ireland. Today, he told Deadline’s Contenders Film: London event that he had long wanted to write something about the city, but was thinking “perhaps there was a story about my grandparents,” until the pandemic came around.