Craig Doyle appears to be a This Morning favourite with bosses as ITV confirm the Dubliner will host the show for two days this week.
Craig will co host the popular daytime show alongside Holly Willoughby today and tomorrow.
It is unclear about who will land a permanent role on the show alongside Holly, but bosses are keen to give Craig a chance.
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Craig, 52, previously filled in several weeks ago. Viewers praised the host for his relaxed presenting skills and his charming wit alongside Alison Hammond.
Holly, 42, has returned to present the show following the exit of Phillip Schofield after he quit ITV altogether after revealing he’d had an affair with a younger colleague.
Following his departure, his co-star of 14 years Holly took a two-week break, returning on Monday for the first time without Phil. During both Phil and Holly’s absences, Alison, 48, and Dermot O’Leary took the reins.
The presenters usually only steer the show on a Friday and during the holidays.
Craig also stepped up, replacing Dermot as he took some time off to celebrate turning 50 with friends and family.
Craig is no stranger to screens on both sides of the Irish sea.
He has hosted a huge array of shows on RTE, as well as his other work commitments with channels including BBC, ITV, and BT Sport.
The much-loved presenter even had his own chat show on RTE One back in 2010 called Tonight with Craig Doyle. He also fronted RTE Two’s Craig Doyle Live, which ran from 2011 to 2013.
This Morning continues on weekdays at 10am on Virgin Media in Ireland.
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