Eoghan McDermott

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Celebs NameEoghan McDermott
GenderMale
BirthdateApril 15, 1983
DayApril 15
Year1983
NationalityIreland
Age37 years
Birth SignAries
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Eoghan McDermott Biography

Best known for his work throughout both the Irish radio and television industries as a host. As a TV host, he has appeared for the RTE and BBC stations. He has also acted as the co-host for the competition series The Voice of Ireland since its beginning in 2012.

He initially started his career as an actor. His first prominent role came in 2004 when he portrayed the character Pete on the SG4 drama Seacht.

In March 2011, he began his time as a radio host for the XFM station. In 2015, as a TV host, he presented the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Ireland.

He was born and raised in Limerick, Ireland.

He has co-hosted The Voice of Ireland alongside Kathryn Thomas since 2012.

Eoghan McDermott (born 15 April 1983) is an Irish television and radio presenter. He is known for hosting The Voice of Ireland, Xfm Drivetime in the UK and narrating Love Island Australia.

In 2008, McDermott entered MTV UK’s Pick Me MTV competition, but lost out to Laura Whitmore.

In March 2011 he began duties as host of Drive Time with radio station XFM. Xfm is known for finding and breaking presenting talent. Previous presenters have included Dermot O’Leary, Russell Brand, Alex Zane, Ricky Gervais, Simon Amstell and Jimmy Carr. In his first year, McDermott’s show was syndicated to Xfm Manchester. Shortly after, he was nominated for “Best Newcomer” in the national commercial radio awards, sponsored by Arqiva. In April 2012, The Guardian newspaper, whilst discussing the new appointment of Greg James on BBC Radio1 Drivetime, claimed McDermott’s show was the best DriveTime radio show of its genre in the UK.

His final show with the station aired on 21 December 2012. He said: “I left XFM because I had done it for two years. It is a great place to work with great people but I had had to turn down several pilots because of work. So I decided I wanted to focus on TV work and to do that I had to leave Xfm. And then I got [Celebrity Super Spa].” It coincided with a management change and the departure of Mary Anne Hobbs to 6 Music and Breakfast presenter Danny Wallace – although in a Twitter post shortly after his departure McDermott noted his final listenership figures were a record high. Although online speculation suggested a move to BBC Radio 1, this never materialised.

McDermott is a fluent speaker of the Irish language and originally started his media career as an actor on TG4 youth drama Seacht, in which he played the lead role of Pete. From here he progressed to POP4, a weekly chart music show with live bands. Other presenting credits followed, including Frenemies – a youth debate game show for RTÉ2 and Immeal Geall, a bilingual magazine show for BBC Northern Ireland. He co-presented a series of The Movie Show on RTÉ2, which started in November 2012.

In September 2013, McDermott had his UK television debut, fronting UK reality show Celebrity Super Spa for Channel 5. Other credits include a 2013 highlight show Totes Amazeballs and Next Year’s News, a satirical comedy-panel show anticipating big news stories for the year ahead. Both series broadcast on RTÉ2. He has co-presented The Voice of Ireland with Kathryn Thomas since its inception. For season 3 of The Voice, McDermott fronted a live spin-off show on RTÉ2. He filmed a new series entitled Drunk for RTÉ2 in summer 2014, examining the effects of alcohol on the body and mind.

In June 2014, it was announced that McDermott would present a show on RTÉ 2fm radio on the 7 – 10 am slot on Saturday and Sunday starting on 6 July. Three months later, it was announced that he would stand in for Louise McSharry on the station’s weekday evening slot for the next few months while she receives treatment for cancer. In September 2015, McDermott took over from the Driveby show from Colm Hayes under a two-year contract.

In 2015, he hosted the Irish selection shows for the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2015 (and has done so every year since), and filmed a pilot episode for a UK game show in Paris, which was made by the team behind Gogglebox.

In June 2019, McDermott presented the new breakfast show on RTÉ 2fm alongside Doireann Garrihy.

What's Eoghan McDermott Net Worth 2024

Net Worth (2024) $1 Million (Approx.)
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