Rosanna Davison shares glimpse into ‘April adventures' and leaves fans gushing over ‘beautiful' snaps
The Irish model shares three kids with her husband Wes Quirke, Sophia, five, and four-year-old twins Oscar and Hugo.
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Rosanna shared a glimpse into her 'April adventures'
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The Irish model enjoyed quality time with her kids
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She celebrated turning 41
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The 41-year-old took to her Instagram today to share some of her favourite moments from the past month.
In the first snap she shared, the mum-of-three looked stunning as she posed in the mirror wearing a vibrant spring dress.
Rosanna also shared a series of snaps capturing her fun-filled moments with her little ones throughout the month.
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The family-of-five enjoyed plenty of nature walks, a visit to the Dream Point Experience and sunny days at the beach.
The Irish beauty also posted snaps from the events she attended in April, showing off a range of stunning outfits.
Rosanna also shared some snaps from the
fun-filled night away that she had with her friends at The Club Hotel at Goffs in Co
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She capped it off by sharing a picture from her 41st birthday celebrations.
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The Dublin native captioned her post: "April adventures."
Rosanna's fans and friends all flocked to the comment section to share their love for her post.
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Annie said: "Beautiful photos and you look stunning."
Gail commented: "Lovely photos of a great birthday and Easter month."
Lee wrote: "Lots of beautiful photos."
Emma gushed: "Gorgeous."
Another added: "Beautiful."
Rosanna recently admitted she has been
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The
The TV star has previously mentioned her plan of moving into the property before summer 2025 - and with the sunny season just around the corner, work is seriously underway.
The 41-year-old has been sharing snippets of their new home renovation journey on
The mum-of-three took to her platform to explain how the project has been causing her some stress.
Taking a snap of her clothes and shoes in a pile, Rosanna admitted that packing up her house has been a trying task.
She wrote: "Started the process of clearing and packing up the house to move over the summer - there's so much to clear out, it's been causing me sleepless nights.
"We've been so busy with babies/small children over the past five years, that so much stuff has built up.
"I've arranged for everything in good condition to go to charity shops."
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