He'll be looking to catch the eye of Lord Alan Sugar.
A former professional rugby player from Westmeath is set to dip his toe in the world of reality television.
27-year-old Conor Gilsenan is among 16 contestants named to take part in the latest series of The Apprentice.
The Mullingar man retired from sport due to a series of injuries in September 2020 and recently launched a new business venture alongside another former player in Topsy Ojo.
He'll be hoping to catch the eye of Lord Alan Sugar during the BBC show which starts tomorrow night at 9 o'clock.
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