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Irish Single Women Looking in the Wrong Place for Love in 2026, Says Dating Platform Katch
Irish Single Women Looking in the Wrong Place for Love in 2026
With thousands of singles reporting dating app burnout, Katch believes the future of dating is not endless profiles and algorithms, but personalised introductions based on personality, values and genuine compatibility.
"Most dating apps ask people to judge a potential partner in seconds based on a few photos," says Paul Numan, CEO at Katch. "The reality is that attraction often grows after a real conversation. Too many great matches are being missed because people are looking in the wrong place."
Rather than relying on swiping, Katch assesses personalities and privately introduces members to carefully selected singles they are more likely to click with. The company says this approach not only saves time but creates stronger foundations for successful second dates.
Recent trends show increasing frustration among singles who feel overwhelmed by choice, ghosting and superficial interactions. Katch believes Irish singles are ready for a more human approach.
"We've turned dating into shopping," Mr Numan adds. "What people really want is to meet someone who understands them, shares their values and is genuinely interested in getting to know them. That's where introductions outperform swiping."
As more Irish singles seek meaningful relationships in 2026, Katch is encouraging people to stop searching for the perfect profile and start focusing on genuine compatibility instead.
The company is calling for a national conversation on whether technology has made dating easier-or simply made rejection more efficient.
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Katch is a video-first dating platform helping singles build real-world connections through video profiles, AI matchmaking and curated dating experiences. Designed as an alternative to endless swiping, Katch focuses on genuine chemistry, personality and helping people meet faster in real life. www.katch.ie
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