Love Island winner, Greg O’Shea is to fly into the key gateway to the West of Ireland, Shannon Airport on Wednesday morning.

Fresh from winning the fifth series of the reality TV show alongside beauty therapist, Amber Gill, Greg will step foot on Irish soil for the first time when he flies into Shannon Airport tomorrow.

Greg’s Aer Lingus flight is scheduled to land into Shannon at 11:20 with the Airport encouraging members of the public to show their support by coming to his arrival. “Let’s crack on and give him the welcome home he deserves”.

Since entering the villa, the rugby player has seen his Instagram following rise from just under to 5,000 to 1.4m. The Corbally native split the £50,000 prize with Amber moments after being announced as the winners.

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