When are the next episodes of Traitors Ireland landing | UK News

The inaugural collection of The Traitors Ireland premiered on RTÉ One in August 2025, and now it is out there for UK viewers to get pleasure from the intrigue and deception. Hosted by Derry Girls actress Siobhán McSweeney, the show is set in Slane Castle, nestled in the Boyne Valley of County Meath, Ireland.

24 contestants arrived at the secluded fort with the purpose of profitable €50,000 without being murdered or banished, all while the Traitors covertly competed alongside them, trying to snatch the money for themselves. As with earlier collection, the group of gamers undertake missions to add more funds to the prize pot. Those who make it to the end have the alternative to win a life-altering quantity, but if a Traitor stays undetected, they’re going to have the ability to pocket all the money.

There’s at the moment a wealth of Traitors content out there for UK viewers, with seasons from the US, New Zealand and Australia streaming on BBC iPlayer, studies Wales Online.

The Irish model is now also out there on the platform, with the first six episodes prepared to binge-watch. The opening episode noticed Siobhán choose 36-year-old policeman Eamon O’Keeffe, 32-year-old management marketing consultant Katelyn Divilly, and 68-year-old retired prison officer Paudie Moloney as the Traitors.

A familial hyperlink was swiftly found with Paudie’s son, Andrew, being launched to viewers. In an unprecedented twist, the pair had been unaware of each other’s participation, so had been shortly compelled to faux to be strangers upon arriving at the fort. Recognising that Paudie may show problematic, Eamon and Katelyn swiftly hatched a plan to have their confederate eliminated. However, following a heated confrontation between Eamon and Paudie, the Faithfuls opted to banish Eamon instead.

The group had been thrilled to get rid of a second Traitor the next night, with Katelyn departing the fort. Yet, some Faithfuls expressed disappointment, having most popular to keep Katelyn in play longer and “keep her on side”.

Episode six concluded with Paudie deciding on a Faithful to recruit, selecting his son Andrew. The closing scenes confirmed Andrew receiving his summons from the Traitor, setting the stage for a clandestine father-and-son killing partnership that’s set to dominate the fort.

Audiences have been anxiously awaiting contemporary episodes on BBC iPlayer, and the wait is almost over. Episodes seven and eight will drop on Monday (February 9), turning into out there on the streaming platform at 7am before broadcasting consecutively on BBC One from 11.40pm. The subsequent 4 episodes will arrive over the following fortnight.

Fans have been expressing their pleasure for the collection across social media, with one viewer posting on X (previously Twitter): “Traitors Ireland is unhinged. The best of the entire franchise. This is the level of insanity that I want from Traitors UK. Superb television.”

Another viewer chimed in: “Honestly the Traitors Ireland is so good. #TraitorsIreland Holy f*** they pick up on such good things it’s incredible,” while a third fan declared: “#TraitorsIreland Is the best yet. Loads of swearing and arguing, way less polite than the others, that’s what you want on TV.”

The Traitors Ireland is offered to stream on BBC iPlayer

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