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RTE star goes to first festival as mum-to-be and leaves fans all saying same thing as she shows off outfit

RTE star goes to first festival as mum-to-be and leaves fans all saying same thing as she shows off outfit

The Irish Sun20 hours ago
RTE star Doireann Garrihy was all smiles as she went to her first festival as a mum-to-be.
The
Drivetime host is
with husband
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Doireann showed off her stunning outfit
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Since announcing the news,
has been keeping followers in the loop with regular updates on her pregnancy journey.
And the 33-year-old is gearing up for her first festival during her pregnancy.
Doireann is heading to All Together Now in the
Curraghmore Estate in Co
The Dublin beauty will be hosting 2FM Drive from 3pm until 6pm at the outdoor event.
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The radio star took to Instagram to show off her outfit.
She wore a high-neck black playsuit, a pair of white trainers and a black crossbody handbag.
And to finish off her trendy look - she popped on her hubby's leopard print windbreaker.
Doireann posed for a quick video while rubbing her growing baby bump.
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She captioned her post: "
Bumps first festival!
"
Doireann's friends and fans all loved her outfit and flocked to the comment section with compliments.
Doireann Garrihy's mum shares hilarious labour experience
Comedian Emma Doran said: "Cutie bootie."
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Gina commented: "She's glowing."
Jules added: "Where's the jacket from please? It's unreal. Well done."
Crowds in their thousands are descending upon Curraghmore Estate
for an unforgettable weekend of music, art, food and
wellness.
A number of exciting Irish and international artists are set to hit the stage at All Together Now, including
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