RTE star Doireann Garrihy's fans all said she's "glowing" as she posed for a "beautiful" snap while on holidays in France. The former 2FM star and her best-selling author fiance Mark Mehigan decided to jet off on a six week "adventure of a lifetime" before they tie the knot at the end of the year. Doireann has been keeping followers on social media up-to-date on their excursions.
The celebrity couple are currently staying in the seaside city, Antibes, in southeastern France . The popular presenter shared a gorgeous photo of herself at dinner last night. Doireann looked glamorous wearing a red and white strappy top and some gold jewellery.
She had her natural hair down in waves and wore some light makeup. The host captioned her post: "I don’t want to overdo the holiday spam but each place in France is nicer than the last." The former 2FM star's friends and fans all loved her holiday picture and raced to the comment section with compliments.
Becky said: "You are glowing. Devine." Evelyn wrote: "Best photo so far.
" Geraldine gushed: "Gorgeous Gal. Keep it coming." Kevin commented: "Absolutely beautiful.
" Another added: "Glowing." Doireann recently shared her packing woe with her fiance Mark. Before they got to their destination, Doireann told fans about the struggle of getting Mark travel ready.
Mark was stood at the boot of the car - jokingly talking into an iron like a phone. Doireann stood opposite him and said: "You know when you are trying to be efficient about packing and Mark not only decides to buy an iron, but then when we are on the move, just doesn't pack, like put it into a bag. You can't walk around with it.
" The 32-year-old shared that temperatures in France were hitting 33 degrees and added: "On top of it all, this is how hot it is." Packing woes and heat aside, the couple made it to their dreamy destination, a town in the French Riviera called Grimaud. Mark took to Instagram after they arrived in the quaint French town to show off it's stunning views.
He told fans as she showed off the rivers that flow through the streets: "They call it the French Venice." Standing on a bridge he panned the camera from side to side and put the gorgeous French water on display. A majority of the buildings around the area sit on the water and open up to the river at the back.
With some of the buildings even having their own boats attached as you can commute around the town using the river like roads. He then recorded a man doing just that as he took off from one of the buildings in his boat out of the port..
