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There was a hilarious moment on Ireland AM this morning when of the star presenters almost dropped an F-bomb live on air, and it wasn't Tommy Bowe.
In a segment discussing whether asking for help can lead to true love, Muireann O'Connell told a story about being in school and asking 'a fella' for help putting a plug back together when she knew how to do it herself. Except that's not exactly what she said.
"I knew well how to f**king sort out a plug," she blurted out before catching herself and immediately apologising as co-host Tommy Bowe laughs and laughs can be heard in the studio. The apologies continue with Muireann adding, "I really am very sorry. I'm going to get murdered over that now."
Have a look for yourself on the video above.
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