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https://www.thejournal.ie/author/mairead-maguire/ · 2026-06-27 · via TheJournal.ie

IRISH INFLUENCER CHARLEEN Murphy has been announced as Love Island’s next “bombshell”.

The Dubliner will join 11 other singletons in crashing Casa Amor and stirring up drama, as the hit reality show enters its fifth week.

Murphy’s followers had turned into sleuths, trying to figure out if her content had been pre-recorded, and she was on her way to Mallorca.

Some fans even went as far as trying to check the date on cheese she was using in a video.

Across Instagram and TikTok, Murphy has over 800,000 followers, and her content generally features fashion, food, travel and makeup.

Murphy was in a relationship with League of Ireland footballer Danny Mândroiu, but she announced in January that they had split.

Will she find new love in the villa? 

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