Normal People’s Paul Mescal is ready to get back on the dating scene

Normal People actor Paul Mescal has raised €70,340 (£62,000) for charity by raffling off one of his personal chains.His character in the hit BBC Three series, Connell Waldron, gained notoriety for the silver chain he always wore – and so Mescal raffled one of his own to raise money for the Ireland-based suicide and self-harm crisis centre Pieta.“Congratulations Éadaoin !!!” Mescal tweeted, announcing the winner of the raffle.

India Mullen has decided to finally put an end to those pesky Paul Mescal dating rumours that have been flying around.

The nation has fallen in love with every single part of Normal People.

The star of Normal People, Paul Mescal, is planning on raffling of the chain he wears in the hit programme in order to raise money for a suicide prevention charity.The jewellery item has already garnered so much attention that it has its own Instagram account with 167k followers.The star is set to raffle it off the chain, made of white gold and designed by Roxanne First, in aid of Pieta, a charity based in Ireland that supports those that are self-harming or have suicidal thoughts.

Connell's chain could be yours — for a good cause

Normal People star Paul Mescal is raffling off his chain in order to raise money for a suicide prevention charity.

"I do feel like the series that has finished is its own thing"

Paul Mescal, one of the breakout stars of the new Hulu series Normal People, is opening up about his dating life and how he looks forward to dating when lockdowns end.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Normal People actor Paul Mescal has revealed in an interview that he is "really looking forward to dating" once lockdown restrictions have lifted. The Irish-born actor, 24, who has become an overnight sensation after starring in the BBC drama, was discussing how he's finding the often difficult and isolating conditions of being in lockdown during an appearance on the podcast, I'm Grand Mam.

Normal People is the show that has captured the attention of everyone across the UK. And, one thing – or, should we say, person – has made the BBC Three series particularly addictive; hunky Connell who is played by Paul Mescal.