Mairead Loughman
Would Like To Meet
Presented by Mairéad Loughman of LoveHQ.ie, Would Like to Meet is a podcast for single people to help them date with confidence. Mairéad is a professional matchmaker who has successfully sent over 10,000 people on dates since 2016 with countless engagements, babies, marriages, long term relationships and millions of kisses along the way. This podcast will help men and women to embrace their single life, ensure positive dating experiences, have great relationships, never miss a romantic opportunity again and most of all help to find real long term love with your someone special.
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Mairéad meets Owen Fitzpatrick 30.10.2020 1:08:34
In this episode, Mairéad meets Owen Fitzpatrick to discuss the psychology of dating and the importance of trusting your gut. Owen Fitzpatrick is an Irish Psychologist based in New York. He is an International Globetrotting speaker, has shared a stage with Richard Branson and presented his own Ted Talk. He also has his own podcast- Changing Minds.
Meet Mairéad Loughman 30.10.2020 7:43
Get to know Mairéad and her experience of why people come to her for matchmaking and how she will help you date with confidence.
Introducing Would Like To Meet with Mairéad Loughman 08.10.2020 0:40
Welcome to Would Like to Meet with Mairéad Loughman, matchmaker and founder of LoveHQ.ie. Mairéad has sent over 6,000 people on dates with countless success stories - from positive dating experiences to marriages. She believes that single people do not get enough credit or support, especially in the media, and that dating can be a hugely positive experience with the right approach. We will c...
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