Who won dancing with the stars professional#
In what was a particularly competitive year, with an unbelievably high standard among the three finalists, singer Jake Carter and his professional partner Karen Byrne won the second series of Dancing with the Stars. Runners-up: Deirdre O'Kane and John Nolan, Anna Geary and Kai Widdrington "Anyone in the country, if I can do dancing, after this they can do anything," said O'Mahony after his win. They saw off the challenge of former Fair City star Aoibhín Garrihy and her partner Vitali Kozmin and Red Rock's Denise McCormack and her partner Ryan McShane to win the competition.īoth women were technically better dancers throughout the competition and had received higher overall scores from the judges in the final.īut it was only viewers' votes that counted on the night - and once again the Irish public's age-old love of the underdog saw O'Mahony win the Dancing with the Stars trophy to add to his five All-Irelands. In what was seen by many as a shock result, Kerry GAA legend Aidan O'Mahony and his professional partner Valeria Milova won the inaugural glitterball trophy in 2017.
Runners-up: Denise McCormack and Ryan McShane, Aoibhín Garrihy and Vitali Kozmin Winners: Aidan O'Mahony and Valeria Milova Joining them will be Rugby Union star Jordan Conroy, model and influencer Missy Keating, Love Island's Matthew MacNabb, Aslan guitarist Billy McGuinness and recently retired pro-cyclist Nicolas Roche.īefore the competition heats up this season, take a look at those who have reigned victorious in the past. Racing legend Nina Carberry, singer Erica Cody, comedian Neil Delamere, Paralympic champion Ellen Keane, author Cathy Kelly, former RTÉ News anchor Aengus Mac Grianna and presenter Gráinne Seoige are all taking part. It's a particularly strong crowd this season.
Who won dancing with the stars tv#
The glitziest show on TV is set to brighten up a typically bleak January when it returns for its fifth run with another round of twelve celebrity hopefuls battling it out for glitterball glory. Ahead of the new season kicking off on Sunday, we take a trip down memory lane and look back at the past winners, and runners-up of Dancing with the Stars Ireland
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