Love/Hate's Susan is getting married
By Caitlin McBride
Love/Hate actress Susan Loughnane has gotten engaged to her long-term boyfriend David Doyle.
The flame-haired beauty (27), who played Debbie in the gangland drama, showed off her dazzling diamond ring over the weekend after her partner of 10 years popped the question.
The couple have been dating since secondary school and Susan divides her time between Shannon, where David is based in air traffic control, her family home in Malahide and London.
After a brief stint as a model, Susan turned to acting and writing, celebrating the success of her debut novel The Art of Scandal.
"I really want to act, but you have to live it. There are actors I know and every moment of their life is acting," she said.
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