CRATLOE’s Michelle McGrath is set to star in a new dating show on television.

Beginning on Virgin Media Television tonight (Monday) at 9pm, Grá ar an Trá sees ten singletons head to the Gaeltacht looking for love and also brush up on their native language.

Presented by Gráinne Seoige, James Kavanagh and Síomha Ní Ruairc, the show will see one pair crowned the ‘couple with the most focail’ and walk away with a grand prize to the value of €10,000.

Twenty eight year old Michelle works as a HR manager and was formerly a make-up artist with MAC Cosmetics.

Speaking ahead of the show, Michelle was confident she’d be able to find the right match. “Every girl deserves someone who treats her well and puts in the effort to do nice things for her. I feel like I’ve been through it all and I know what I deserve. I can spot a game player a mile away so I’m not here to put up with that”.

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