So that's it - 'Love Island' is done and dusted for another year (or another six months, at least).
Last night saw Limerick's Greg O'Shea and his Geordie villa partner Amber Gill crowned the 'Love Island' champions, beating Tommy and Molly-Mae into second place, Ovie and India into third and Maura and Curtis into fourth.
The Twitter reaction - at least, the Irish contingent - were partying like it was 1999, considering that not only had one of our own won the 8-week-long show, but he'd done it after just 12 days in the villa. Good man, Greg.
Here's a reminder of the moment they were announced as the winners:
The moment Amber and Greg found out they were the WINNERS of #LoveIsland 2019! 😭💕 pic.twitter.com/CHIR72CQ43
— Love Island (@LoveIsland) July 29, 2019
And here's what people had to say about it:
Roses are red
Gregg is Irish
Amber’s just won love island
Now who’s fucking #LoveIsland pic.twitter.com/Y0SqXZwubx— Kelsey Doy (@KelseySpooner) July 29, 2019
Well we’re all about British-Irish relations so congratulations Greg & Amber! #LoveIslandFinal #LoveIsland ☘️🇮🇪🇬🇧💚 https://t.co/CxOr0k4Aop
— Embassy of Ireland (@IrelandEmbGB) July 29, 2019
Imagine coming in practically on the last day & winning the whole fucking show #LoveIsland pic.twitter.com/pT8ziwW2RN
— CHARLES (@Charles_OHare) July 29, 2019
Pure reaction from @yewande_biala I LOVE THEIR FRIENDSHIP!!! #LoveIsland pic.twitter.com/Gv2D5ErF2P
— Wait I’m about to start drama🫦 (@fanshizz) July 29, 2019
Greg even gave a 'Go raibh mile maith agat' shout-out to his Irish fans (even though we can't vote - sort it out, Love Island):
A little thank you from your brand new king and queen of the villa, Amber and Greg! #LoveIsland pic.twitter.com/z9v4i3qoFL
— Love Island (@LoveIsland) July 29, 2019
Key Dates in Irish History...
1014 Battle of Clontarf
1607 Flight of the Earls
1690 Battle of the Boyne
1916 Easter Rising
1998 Good Friday Agreement
2019 Limerick rugby player Greg O'Shea wins #LoveIslandFinal
Hope I didn't leave out anything.
🇮🇪 🏆 🇮🇪 🏆 🇮🇪 🏆 #LoveIsland— Damian Cullen (@Damian_Cullen) July 29, 2019
I look forward to Michael D. Higgins releasing a statement congratulating Greg on his fantastic achievement.
— ⭐ amy o'connor ⭐ (@amyohconnor) July 29, 2019
Maura shouting “Up the Irish” at the end is an absolute mood. It’s like Italia 90 all over again!! G’wan Greg & Amber #LoveIsland #loveIslandfinal pic.twitter.com/b4C7SXILev
— Sinéad Farrelly (@sinead_farrelly) July 29, 2019
There were plenty of Shane Ross jokes...
Shane Ross’s ministerial car on the way to Dublin airport to welcome back the #loveisland people. #godhelpusall #iblamethegreeks pic.twitter.com/4mtAE43wL8
— Emma Kelly 🧢 (@it_beginsathome) July 29, 2019
Shane Ross doesn’t hang around ! @GregOShea6 #COYBIG #loveIslandfinal pic.twitter.com/xj9dVlyfZp
— Michael (@EireMick) July 29, 2019
Shane Ross waiting for Greg at Dublin airport like #LoveIsland #loveislandfinal pic.twitter.com/6lPqsv4adR
— Catherine Gallagher (@Cather_i_ne) July 29, 2019
And people had plenty to say about Tommy and Molly-Mae, who surely reckoned they were home and dry, considering they'd been coupled up for so long...
Molly Mae really thought she was winning that £50,000 . At least she still has ellie bellie that’s what matters
— Ams🌹 (@cocoams1) July 29, 2019
Meanwhile, pretty much everyone agreed that we're going to miss Maura. Can we, as someone suggested below, please get her into 'I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here'?
Maura has been ITV2’s best investment. #loveisland
— OLONI BABY 🍒 (@Oloni) July 29, 2019
Awwww in fairness, Maura is the break out star of this series. She’s going to make a fortune and will be with a footballer by Halloween and in the jungle next series 🎉🎉🎉 #LoveIsland
— Billy Passmore (@billypassmore) July 29, 2019
Lets be real, the only reason that Maura is 4th is because of Curtis, dragging her down. #loveIsland #loveIslandfinal pic.twitter.com/7760iTl75W
— Stanners (@cheesecakebase) July 29, 2019