Doireann Garrihy to leave RTÉ 2FM after five years

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Doireann Garrihy with her 2FM Breakfast co-hosts Donncha O'Callaghan and Carl Mullan

She said: "Donncha and Carl, I have found brothers for life in you both. What an absolute blast of craic, ridiculous immaturity and lifelong bond building.

"Anyone would be blessed to work with one gentleman every day, I was beyond blessed to work with two."

The 31-year-old broadcaster also expressed her gratitude to 2FM's listeners, saying: "To the loyal 2FM listeners, through thick and thin you've been there. Your support has meant everything.

"There wasn’t a day I didn’t hop out of the bed at 5am. Thank you for welcoming me with open ears back in 2019 and every day since."

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Garrihy also revealed her plans for the future: "Now, it’s time for my podcasts Doireann and Friends and The Laughs Of Your Life, to travel, to give more to the people who have been on this journey with me since the viral impressions video of 2016 and to pursue the projects I’ve been dreaming about.

"As we would say to our lovely callers on air, good luck and thanks."

"Personally, I'm sorry to see her leave, but I respect Doireann's decision. I wish her the very best for the future in everything she does. Doireann leaves 2FM in good shape and we look forward to building on the success of the breakfast show over the summer months and beyond."

Garrihy's Dancing with the Stars co-presenter Jennifer Zamparelli was among those who responded to her news on social media, saying it was "the end of an era".

Jennifer Zamparelli said it was "the end of an era" as Doireann Garrihy leaves 2FM

She commented on Instagram: "Well done on a great run on the breakfast show! Now go and have a lil snooze for yourself, you deserve it."

2FM presenter Emma Power wrote "You'll be so missed friend", and added: "Looking forward to seeing what the next chapter brings for you."

Meanwhile, 2FM Breakfast star Carl Mullan paid tribute to his co-host Garrihy in a post to Instagram, saying it's been "a genuine privilege" to work alongside her.

He wrote: "For now, all I’ll say is that getting to wake up every morning to work (and laugh endlessly) with the most incredible team mate and friend has been a genuine privilege. We love ya Swan."

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Garrihy's fiancé, the comedian, podcast host and writer Mark Mehigan, posted to his Instagram story: "I am so proud of her and so excited for what's next."

The couple are tying the knot at the end of this year in Ireland after getting engaged last November.

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