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Many contestants from RTE's 'The Traitors Ireland' touched down in Mayo, visiting Westport to visit contestant Patrick Hughes' 'Á-Thai Noodle Bar'
'The Traitors Ireland' fever has gripped the nation in recent weeks, and was the only show worth talking about. Since leaving the castle, multiple contestants from the hit programme have been spotted outside a local restaurant in Mayo.
Á-Thai Noodle Bar in Westport, owned by Patrick Hughes, who was banished from the castle in episode eight, has seen customers flock to the eatery hoping to get a glimpse of one of the stars of the show.
However, if they had been in sampling a noodle bowl or Pad Thai in recent days, they could have seen a whole constellation.
In total, 15 of the stars were snapped on Bridge Street in a TikTok posted by contestant and original traitor, Katelyn Cummins.
The contestants pictured below (from left to right) are: Faye Brennan, Mark White, Linda Kelly, Joanna Masiarek, Kelley Higgins, Michele Maher, Patrick Hughes, Eamon O'Keeffe, John Malone, Nick O'Loughlin, Amy Meehan, Diane Flaherty, Christine Duff, and Katelyn Cummins.
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