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Faithful Patrick Hughes was banished from Slane Castle on Monday September 15. Following a tense roundtable where he failed to convince his fellow Faithfuls he was one of them losing the vote by 8-4 between himself and Wilkin.
Thus ending the Faithfuls winning streak of having caught three Traitors in three nights.
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Patrick has spoken about how he got everything out on the table, having correctly accused Traitor Paudie, who was banished on night 9, and that Episode 8 was his best day on RTÉ’s The Traitors Ireland.
Now back home in Westport, he spoke to The Mayo News on Bridge Street at his á Thai Restaurant where he serves up what really happened on the show and what he learnt from the other contestants.
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