Love Island winner Greg O’Shea moves on from Amber Gill with stunning athlete Emma Canning

LOVE Island 2019 winner Greg O'Shea has found romance again after breaking up with Amber Gill five weeks after leaving the villa.

The Irish lad has moved on with heptathlon star Emma Canning, who lives in Paris.

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Sources close to the pair have claimed that they have been "dating for a number of weeks now" but were keen to keep their romance out of the spotlight.

Yesterday Greg shared a snap of him at a romantic dinner on the river Seine with the Eiffel Tower in the background, and captioned it: "Parisian nights."

His dinner companion was kept secret but Emma's Instagram reveals she shared a similar picture from the river, later in the evening.

She captioned it: "Spending my weekend eating good food and making the best memories... So in love with this city."

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"He's in Paris with Emma at the moment and they've been having a fun time exploring the city together", the source told "Emma is undeniably Greg's type, she's an athlete and model, absolutely gorgeous and prefers to be out of the spotlight."

Greg's villa pals Chris Taylor, Danny Williams and Michael Griffiths both commented to ask who he was with, with Michael writing: "I mean 👀 who you on a date with."

"WHO IS AT THE OTHER END OF THAT TABLE GREGORY. TELL ME ITS NOT ANOTHER MAN," joked Chris.

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Emma competed for Great Britain in Paris 2015 and Salamanca, Spain in 2016, winning the 2015 England U20 Outdoor Heptathlon Championships.

Originally from Scotland, Emma studied law at Glasgow University, and in 2016 was crowned the Scottish High Jump Champion.

She is also the double Scottish indoor Champion in Long and High Jump.

Rugby player Greg, 24, insisted at the time of his split from Amber that it was to allow both Love Island winners to focus on their careers, but rumours of cheating at an Irish music festival circulated on social media.

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Amber claimed that Greg ended their romance via text, which he has denied.

Speaking on Ryan Tubridgy's Radio One Show, he said: "Amber's doing great stuff over in the UK.

";I can be happy with myself that I know the truth and I know what’s happened."

The rugby player has insisted there is no bad blood between him and his ex, and is proud of her success since leaving the villa.

However, Amber - who signed a £1m deal with fashion brand Miss Pap - insisted she was not phased by the long distance relationship and was willing to "make it work".

She claimed it was Greg who cut the cord as he wasn't planning to leave his home in Ireland.