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Surfers Sought for TV3 Dating Show

19th October 2011
Surfers Sought for TV3 Dating Show
A TV producer is seeking surfers to take part in the next series of TV3's hit dating programme Take Me Out.
Sideline Productions is looking for both male and female "fun loving" contestants to audition for the enertainment show, where Today FM's Ray Foley plays cupid to thirty lovely ladies all hoping to find their perfect man.
This time around, the men of Ireland's surfing community are being encouraged to give it a shot.
Sideline wants singles who feel they have "the style and the personality to wow a TV3 primetime audience"
Application forms are available from www.tv3.ie/takemeout. The closing date is 31 October.

A TV producer is seeking surfers to take part in the next series of TV3's hit dating programme Take Me Out.

Sideline Productions is looking for both male and female "fun loving" contestants to audition for the enertainment show, where Today FM's Ray Foley plays cupid to thirty lovely ladies all hoping to find their perfect man. 

This time around, the men of Ireland's surfing community are being encouraged to give it a shot.

Sideline wants singles who feel they have "the style and the personality to wow a TV3 primetime audience".

Application forms are available from www.tv3.ie/takemeout. The closing date for submissions is 31 October.

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MacDara Conroy

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MacDara Conroy is a contributor covering all things on the water, from boating and wildlife to science and business

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