Love Island fans can’t get enough of Fitzy’s iconic Irish phrase

It's already a fan favourite!

The GAA star, who is currently coupled up with police detective, Lola Deal, offered his mate Tommy Murphy some thoughtful advice after his actions left his partner Ellie 'fuming'.

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Monday night’s episode saw islander Tommy land in hot water after failing to tell Ellie he’d kissed bombshell Namibia, prompting him to turn to Fitzy for advice on how to handle the situation.

Tommy told the GAA star that he's debating whether to come clean to his partner Ellie tonight or wait until the morning. Fitzy then quickly advised him that it would be better to tell her sooner rather than later.

However, by then it seemed too late, and Tommy had missed his chance. Bombshell Namibia beat him to it, 'pulling' Ellie for a chat and confessing that she and Tommy had shared a kiss.

As the boys watched the conversation between the two girls unfold, Fitzy teased: "What do you want me to write on your coffin? It’s been nice knowing you."

A clip of Fitzy using the phrase was shared in a first-look preview on social media, and fans quickly rushed to the comments to point out the hilarious moment.

Someone wrote: "I love Fitzy so much because he ate with that line 'What do you want me to write on your coffin?'," with another adding: "What do you want me to write on your coffin? SEAN PLEASE."

Someone else penned: "Got to love Fitzy."

"Sean, you funny af. Someone give this man more screen time pls," another wrote.

Fitzy has already had his fair share of run-ins with the Irish-English language barrier in the villa. Earlier, he and his partner, Lola, were enjoying a romantic date away from the chaos when the topic turned to their dream first holiday.

When asked where they’d go, Sean answered: “Bali.”

Lola, who is originally from Kent, looked puzzled and asked, “What’s a Bally?” before quickly realising he meant the destination. Sean couldn’t resist teasing her, playfully repeating the word back in her English accent.