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Dancing With The Stars (DWTS) is returning to Irish screens this evening at 6.30pm Sunday, January 26. The fourth live show of the series will be available to watch on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player.
Last week's episode saw Mickey Joe Harte eliminated from the competition, he is the first celebrity to in series eight of Dancing with the Stars.
Mickey Joe and pro partner Daniela Roze had the lowest number of votes combined from the first three episodes.
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Tonight's episode of Dancing With The Stars will also be missing Loraine Barry following her mother's passing earlier this week. Loraine and DWTS took to Instagram to announce her absence from tonight's show and pay tribute to Loraine's mother Caroline who passed away on Wednesday morning, January 22.
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