IRELAND AM star Muireann O’Connell has showed off her “beautiful” outfit as she posed in her dressing room with a “special guest star”.
The Virgin Media star was back on air this morning alongside co-hosts Tommy Bowe and Alan Hughes for their usual tele laughs.
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Muireann, who’s renowned for her stylish work looks, made sure to record herself getting ready for the breakfast show.
The Limerick native changed into a white tank top, a red tweed boucle jacket from The Kooples and a pair of denim jeens from Seagreen.
The hot host finished off her look with a black belt with a gold buckle and a pair of leopard print heels.
Finally, she accessorised with some gold necklaces and a watch.
At the end of Muireann’s video, Tommy popped his head into the changing room and smiled from ear-to-ear while putting his thumb up.
Muireann shared the video on Instagram and captioned her post: “Special guest star on the work outfit video today.”
The Irish star’s friends and fans all loved her stylish look and raced to the comment section with compliments.
Yvonne wrote: “Another gorgeous look, jacket is beautiful.”
Martina said: “That look is fabulous Muireann.”
Kellie remarked: “Jacket is cute love the colour. And Tommy at the end haha.”
Sharon added: “Love the red on you.”
Muireann has been hosting the hit breakfast show since 2021 with Tommy and Alan.
Last week 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.
AM ANNIVERSARY
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.”
