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Photo: RTÉ First Dates, Mark (Right)
Carlow art student, Mark, 24, appeared on the most recent episode of the hit RTÉ programme First Dates.
Mark was paired up with Hasun, 25 from Dublin, the two had a delightful date, but didn't quite hit it off but agreed to be friends.
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From the RTÉ:
"The match-makers paired Hansun up with 24-year-old Mark from Carlow. The tattooed art student - who arrived wearing a tanktop he crocheted himself - turned out to be a delightful date, with the two sharing fashion icks and tales of charity shop blowouts."
The episode was can be found on the RTÉ Player and is available to watch back now.
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