First look at the 24 players on The Traitors Ireland

The Traitors features a group of contestants participating in a social deduction game similar to Mafia or Werewolf, where an informed minority (known as the "Traitors") must eliminate an uninformed majority (known as the "Faithfuls").
First look at the 24 players on The Traitors Ireland

Kenneth Fox

A total of 24 players have entered Slane Castle ready to outwit, outplay and outlast in the ultimate game of trust and deception.

The Traitors features a group of contestants participating in a social deduction game similar to Mafia or Werewolf, where an informed minority (known as the "Traitors") must eliminate an uninformed majority (known as the "Faithfuls").

Here is a first look at the 24 contestants as they step inside Slane Castle to take part in the very first Irish series of the global phenomenon.

Each brings their own personality, background and game plan but who will survive the twists, turns and betrayals that lie ahead.

From across Ireland and beyond, here are the players:

Amy, 35, Apprentice Tattoo Artist, Dublin

Andrew, 33, Civil Servant, Cork

Ben, 33, Irish Defence Forces, Dublin

Christine, 38, Beauty Therapist, Cork

David, 48, Craft Foreman Gardener, Dublin

Diane, 54, Radio Presenter, Galway

Eamon, 36, Garda, Tipperary

Faye, 27, Event Coordinator, Dublin

Gemma, 39, Artist and Holistic Therapist, Laois

Joanna, 39, Logistics Specialist, Kildare

John, 53, Fire Fighter, Cork

Katelyn, 32, Leadership Consultant, Galway

Kelley, 23, Business Graduate, Donegal

Linda, 24, Doctor, Mayo

Mark, 38, IT Analyst, Laois

Michele, 52, Sports Leader, Dublin

Niall, 25, Teacher, Tyrone

Nick, 30, Estate Agent, Wicklow

Nina, 45, Financial Director, Wexford

Oyin, 23, Model & Gamer, Dublin

Patrick, 55, Restaurateur/Former Casino Manager

Paudie, 68, Retired Prison Officer, Limerick

Vanessa, 28, Content Creator, Waterford

Wilkin, 44, Field Engineer, Dublin

The Traitors Ireland continues every Sunday at 9:30pm, Monday and Tuesday at 9:35pm on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player.

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