‘This made me howl', cry fans as Ireland AM hosts try out hysterical TikTok trend outside studio
IRELAND AM hosts have left their viewers in stitches after they attempted a viral TikTok trend.
The hit breakfast show was back on air yesterday with usual presenters
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Muireann O'Connell and Alan Hughes tried out a viral TikTok trend
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Muireann and Alan were in stitches as they tried the trend
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Ireland AM fans were all left laughing at the clip
The dynamic trio are renowned for their shared sense of humour and cheeky on-screen banter.
Yesterday, Muireann and Alan had a great time outside the Virgin Media studio as they joined in with a popular
The trend suggested that doing a silly, horse-like walk can lead to unexpectedly great candid photos — and they couldn't resist giving it a try.
Muireann and Alan linked arms as they galloped around the Virgin Media parking lot.
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The hosts were in fits of laughter as they realised how hilarious they looked doing the ridiculous walk.
But, in the end, the pair were speechless when they ended up getting some gorgeous photos of themselves.
Muireann looked beautiful prancing in her white cream skirt and beaming from ear to ear.
While Alan lovingly looked over at Muireann and smiled.
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The official
Ireland
AM page posted the hysterical
video
with the caption: "Wait... could this replace our morning photo posts? How did we do?"
And fans were all left laughing at the stars' humorous clip as they reacted in the comments section.
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Christine wrote: "Love this trend so much haha."
Olive said: "You two are priceless. Very
funny
."
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Norma added: "That made me howl!"
While Mag remarked: "You guys are just so
funny
. You make my day."
And Maura gushed: "Love these two gems… great friendship."
This comes after an
Ireland
AM guest made a witty remark on air after Alan Hughes' cheeky comments.
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NO BUN INTENDED
Baker Corinna Camerino joined the presenters on set in the Virgin Media studio to cook up a storm.
Teasing the
cooking
segment, Tommy said: "Now
The Ballyfermot native replied: "I am indeed. Tommy, how's your buns?"
The former
rugby
star
was surprised by the question and he stuttered as he answered: "Eh... they're tasty."
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Alan went on to say: "Because we've got something fluffy and good baking in the kitchen
this morning
. Yes, we're doing lovely buns."
She quickly added: "G-rated sour cream cardamom buns."
Alan looked puzzled as he asked: "What's G-rated?"
Corinna said: "It's for the general population. It's nothing like sexy puns about buns. G-rated."
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Alan was in fits of laughter at her hit back and said: "You've told me, girl. You've told me!"
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