Carlow's Seán C keeps a low profile on Traitors Ireland as faithful's catch another traitor

Carlow's Seán C has continued to fly under the radar on The Traitors Ireland, as the faithfuls successfully identified another Traitor during Monday night's dramatic episode.

The 33 year old call centre trainer from Carlow was among the contestants left celebrating after Páraic K was banished from Traitors Castle and revealed to be a traitor.

It marked the faithfuls third major success in identifying a traitor, with Traitor Páraic's own slip up ultimately sealing his fate.

During the tense round table, Páraic accidentally referred to himself as a "traitor" when explaining what he would say if he was banished, before correcting himself to "faithful".

The mistake immediately raised suspicions and the votes soon turned against him.

After his banishment, Páraic admitted that he had been lying about his occupation, revealing that he was actually an associate professor of communications and information and a best selling author.

His exit leaves Carla Geary as the only remaining traitor, although she was given the opportunity to recruit another contestant. She chose Aoife Meehan, who has already faced suspicion from the group.

For Seán C, the latest episode was another relatively successful night as he avoided the spotlight and remained in the competition.

The Carlow contestant explained that his strategy is to keep his head down at the round table, but sometimes can’t stop himself from speaking up.

That approach has already paid off for him, in the previous episode, he helped build the case against Fionula Linehan, who was eventually banished and exposed as a traitor.

He entered Monday night's episode having already played a role in helping the faithfuls catch one of their targets.

The latest developments mean Seán C remains in the hunt for the prize, while the game becomes increasingly difficult for the remaining faithfuls.

With Páraic gone and Carla now attempting to recruit Aoife, the episode ended on a major cliffhanger.

For now, Carlow's Seán C continues to keep his head down and stay in the game.