‘What I call heaven' – RTE star Miriam O'Callaghan glows in ‘fabulous' snap as she soaks up the sun during heatwave
The popular presenter was making the most of the summer sunshine as temperatures soared across the country.
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Miriam posed for a 'beautiful' snap
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The radio star is making the most of the summer sunshine
The 65-year-old was glowing as she posed next to a bunch of bright yellow sunflowers in her garden.
She looked stunning in a pearl headband, oversized sunglasses and drop gold earrings.
The radio star held up a refreshing drink in her hand as she beamed at the camera.
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She captioned her post: "Summer in Dublin - I think it's what I call Heaven."
Fans and friends all flocked to the comment section to share their love for her post.
Eimear said: "Cheers beautiful, raising a glass to you both."
Danielle wrote: "Gorgeous."
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Barbara gushed: "Beautiful."
Nuala commented: "Nothing like it in the world. Cheers beautiful lady."
Miriam O'Callaghan shares snaps from Paddy's Day celebrations
Another added: "Looking fabulous Miriam, enjoy our fabulous weather. Cheers."
Last month, Miriam revealed that she is
The popular presenter will lift the lid on her outstanding life and career in her new book Miriam: Life, Work, Everything, which is set to hit shelves on October 30, 2025.
The book is being published by Sandycove, an imprint of Penguin Random House and it'll be available in print, e-book and audio.
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The 65-year-old also hosts an award-winning radio show Sunday With Miriam on RTE
Combining career success, glamour and being a mother-of-eight is what makes Miriam a truly unique figure in Irish public life.
In her absorbing memoir, Miriam shares touching stories from her personal life and fascinating insights into a career that has given her a ringside seat to a changing Ireland.
Opening up about the new book, she said: "I have written my memoir, I can't believe I am saying that."
The radio star revealed that it's been more than 20 years since Sandycove first sent her a contract.
She said: "Let's just say, it's taken a while. I thank them for their patience, persistence and belief in my story."
Miriam admitted that she has always lived life in "fast forward" and never thought she'd stop long enough to "look back and reflect".
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