Doireann Garrihy shares cryptic post hinting at new RTE project
Doireann, who is expecting her first child later this year, parted ways with Mullan and Donncha O'Callaghan last year when the trio hosted 2FM Breakfast together.
But Doireann teased fans on social media with a clip of Mullan in a 'work meeting'.
The pair are seen sitting beside each other in a room in RTE.
She jokingly wrote: 'First mistake of the say: sitting beside @carlmullan at a work meeting.'
The post has sparked speculation that the pair could be back working together soon.
The trio previously hosted a hidden-camera comedy series together called The Full Irish Hidden Camera Show.
Doireann stepped away from 2FM after five years hosting Breakfast with Carl and Donncha in May 2024.
She returned to 2FM earlier this year to host her Drivetime show.
Carl has remained on the breakfast show, now hosting alongside new co-stars Roz Purcell and Aisling Bonnar.
On a recent episode of Doireann's hit podcast, Doireann & Friends, the host sat down with Carl Mullan to talk about the close bond the trio formed while working together.
Carl admitted that he had a "right cry" to his wife after they made the decision to leave the show.
He said he was "so afraid" they wouldn't keep in contact but was relieved to share that all three are still close as ever.
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