Housemates overjoyed to see Noirin go

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Virtually every housemate expressed their satisfaction that Noirin was the one to leave the house in last night’s eviction.

Much of their happiness was caused by Noirin’s refusal to say goodbye to them properly when her name was called to leave the house.

David said he didn’t like how Noirin "tore peoples' emotions apart" and said if he’d behaved in such a way his friends and family would be ashamed of him. He also said Noirin was "obsessed with booze".

Sophie said that Noirin had barely spoken to her during her time in the house and was disappointed by Noirin’s refusal to say goodbye to housemates properly. "She’s just not a very nice person," she said. Rodrigo and Lisa agreed, saying that every other evicted housemate had said goodbye to the group on their departure.

Sophie later told Bea that the house felt more "homely" without Noirin, to which Bea said she "couldn’t agree more".

Bea seemed delighted at Noirin’s eviction, at one point visiting the Diary Room to tell Big Brother "how happy I am she’s gone".

Freddie called Noirin a "borderline sociopath" and said she "was selfish and couldn’t give a fuck about anyone". He also seemed confused about Isaac’s departure, assuming Isaac was having a very long Diary Room session until Bea confirmed the new American arrival had left the house shortly after Noirin’s eviction. "Really? Rock on," beamed a gleeful Freddie.

The only housemate who seemed sad about Noirin’s eviction was Charlie, who repeatedly told the group that he "likes to see the best in everyone".