IRELAND AM star Muireann O’Connell’s fans all called her “stunning” as she wowed in a jaw-dropping wedding guest dress.
The Virgin Media host got all dolled up to celebrate her friend’s special day in Tipperary yesterday.
Muireann took to Instagram today to share stunning snippets of the celebration.
The popular presenter posed for some beautiful snaps outside Tipperary’s Cashel Palace Hotel.
The Limerick native looked incredible wearing a neon pink mini dress that had short puffed sleeves.
The fabulous frock also had a stand-out bow trim design at the front and a cinched waist that showed off her incredible figure.
The 41-year-old paired the gorgeous number with gold heels and gold jewellery.
She completed her outfit with a glam makeup look and wore her hair down in curls.
Muireann revealed that she picked her dress up from The 105 Fashion Retailer.
It is available to buy for €505 but you can also rent it from their website from €95.
She captioned her post: “The wedding guest guna @the105fashionrental. As for @cashelpalace.”
Muireann’s fans and friends all raced to the comment section to share their love for her look.
Carolyn said: “Wow, stunning. Legs 11.”
Celine commented: “Beautiful.”
Kellie gushed: “Pretty in pink.”
Mary wrote: “Stunning.”
Another added: “Gorgeous.”
An emotional Muireann gushed “I love my job” after Ireland AM celebrated 25 years on air yesterday.
The Virgin Media star has been hosting the hit breakfast show since 2021 alongside Tommy Bowe and Alan Hughes.
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Yesterday, the three mainstay hosts joined Martin King and Elaine Crowley for a special anniversary edition of the morning chat show.
The episode was filled with nostalgic memories, laughs and lots of cake.
After the show, Muireann took to Instagram to pay a heartfelt tribute to the iconic Irish programme as it reached a major milestone.
The 41-year-old recalled watching the show for the first time when it aired back on September 20, 1999.
She wrote: “I remember watching the first episode thinking how brilliant it was that Ireland finally had a telly breakfast show…. And wondering how long it would last.”
The popular presenter admitted that she “never thought” she would eventually be “a part of the team” years later.
The Limerick native added: “I’m a tiny cog in a brilliant team, one that not only kept the show on air for 25 years when people thought it might last about 2.
“They have turned it into a institution that talks about everything, the light and shade, the good and bad.”
The Irish host emphasised that it was “such an honour” to present the show and gushed “I love my job”.