Love Island All Stars 2025: Winner, Cast & Irish Details

Anyone who has ever watched a season of Love Island knows that the drama doesn’t end when the credits roll — it just waits for an All Stars call, and the second series kicked off in January 2025 with fan favourites from series five through eleven, ending with a surprising pair winning. Here’s everything we tracked from the South African villa, with the Irish broadcast details that matter for Virgin Media Two viewers.

Start date: 13 January 2025 ·
Winner: Casey O’Gorman & Gabby Allen ·
Prize: £50,000 ·
Runner-up: Luca Bish & Grace Jackson ·
Host: Maya Jama ·
Irish broadcaster: Virgin Media Two

Quick snapshot

1Confirmed facts

Series two started 13 January 2025 (RTÉ Entertainment)
Casey O’Gorman & Gabby Allen won the £50,000 prize (RTÉ Entertainment)
Maya Jama returned as host (RTÉ Entertainment)

2What’s unclear

Specific voting percentages for the final are not publicly available
Exact number of bombshell arrivals beyond the known ones (Tina Stinnes, Grace Jackson, Ron Hall) is unconfirmed

3Timeline signal

First dumping: India Reynolds (20 January 2025) (RTÉ Entertainment)
Ron Hall left voluntarily (4 February 2025) (RTÉ Entertainment) (RTÉ Entertainment)
Finale: 18 February 2025 (RTÉ Entertainment)

4What’s next

ITV has not yet confirmed a third All Stars series
Winners Casey and Gabby may return for future spin-offs

Eighteen islanders entered the villa, spanning five series of the main show. The cast included Curtis Pritchard, Scott Thomas, Kaz Crossley, Gabby Allen, Elma Pazar, Catherine Agbaje, Nas Majeed, Olivia Hawkins, Luca Bish, India Reynolds, and Marcel Somerville — all first announced by RTÉ Entertainment (Ireland’s public-service broadcaster) on 7 January 2025.

Islander	Original series	Placement in All Stars 2025
Casey O’Gorman	Series 9	Winner (with Gabby Allen)
Gabby Allen	Series 3	Winner (with Casey O’Gorman)
Luca Bish	Series 8	Runner-up
Grace Jackson	Series 11	Runner-up
Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu	Series 8	3rd
Curtis Pritchard	Series 5	3rd
Catherine Agbaje	Series 10	4th
Omar Nyame	Series 10	4th
Elma Pazar	Series 5	5th
Sammy Root	Series 10	5th
India Reynolds	Series 5	First dumped (20 Jan)
Ron Hall	Series 9	Left voluntarily (4 Feb)

Who was in the Love Island: All Stars 2025 cast?

The 2025 All Stars line-up drew from series five, six, eight, nine, ten, and eleven — a cross-series casting model that gave viewers a mix of familiar faces and new dynamics. Among the 18 confirmed returnees, Curtis Pritchard (series five), Scott Thomas (series two), and Kaz Crossley (series four) were some of the earliest names announced by RTÉ Entertainment (Ireland’s public-service broadcaster).

Gabby Allen, Elma Pazar, Catherine Agbaje, Nas Majeed, Olivia Hawkins, Luca Bish, India Reynolds, and Marcel Somerville were also in the initial line-up (RTÉ Entertainment).
Bombshell Tina Stinnes entered after the first week, choosing Scott Thomas and leaving India Reynolds single (RTÉ Entertainment).
Grace Jackson and Ron Hall were teased as arrivals immediately after India’s dumping (RTÉ Entertainment).

The implication: the casting team deliberately chose contestants who had unfinished business or strong fan bases, which kept public engagement high across the six-week run.

What was the timeline of eliminations?

Four key moments shaped the elimination order, and each one shifted the balance of power in the villa.

20 January 2025: India Reynolds became the first contestant dumped from the 2025 All Stars villa after Tina Stinnes chose Scott Thomas (RTÉ Entertainment).
4 February 2025: Ron Hall left the villa voluntarily, stating he wanted to leave on a happy note after failing to find a connection (RTÉ Entertainment).
18 February 2025: The finale night saw Casey O’Gorman and Gabby Allen win £50,000, beating Luca Bish and Grace Jackson to second place (RTÉ Entertainment).
Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu and Curtis Pritchard finished third; Catherine Agbaje and Omar Nyame fourth; Elma Pazar and Sammy Root fifth (RTÉ Entertainment).

Pattern insight

The pattern: the early dumpings were driven by bombshell arrivals, while the later exits were voluntary or public votes. The final five couples all had strong story arcs, but the winners were the pair that built the most consistent on-screen chemistry.

How did the series unfold in Ireland?

Irish viewers watched the series on Virgin Media Two, airing simultaneously with the UK broadcast on ITV2 and ITVX. The cross-platform availability meant that spoilers were hard to avoid, but the Irish broadcast schedule mirrored the UK’s exactly — no delay, no cut scenes (RTÉ Entertainment (Ireland’s public-service broadcaster)).

Local interest was high because three Irish-linked contestants were in the villa: Curtis Pritchard (who has Irish family roots and appeared on Irish TV), and two others with strong Irish followings from previous series. The result — a winner from the Republic of Ireland (Casey O’Gorman is from Dublin) — gave Irish audiences a local champion.

The upshot

For Irish viewers, the 2025 All Stars series was the first time a Dublin-born islander (Casey O’Gorman) won the main prize. Virgin Media Two’s decision to simulcast live meant no spoiler lag — a clear advantage over streaming-only alternatives.

The local angle gave Irish viewers a stronger stake in the outcome.

What was the finale outcome?

The final, broadcast on 18 February 2025, saw Casey O’Gorman and Gabby Allen crowned champions of Love Island: All Stars 2025. They took home the £50,000 prize, with Luca Bish and Grace Jackson finishing as runners-up (RTÉ Entertainment (Ireland’s public-service broadcaster)).

Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu and Curtis Pritchard placed third, Catherine Agbaje and Omar Nyame fourth, and Elma Pazar and Sammy Root fifth. The final order reflected the couples who had the most screen time in the last two weeks — Casey and Gabby’s relationship was portrayed as the most stable and drama-free.

The trade-off: while the winners were popular, some viewers felt the most entertaining couples (like Ekin-S