Former RTE star Grainne Gallanagh showed off her “cosy” airport outfit as she returned to Australia after three months in Ireland.
The Irish model, turned miner, has been visiting family at home in Donegal since July – but yesterday she jetted back to the land Down Under.
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Grainne took to Instagram in the airport while she waited for her first flight and showed off her trendy outfit.
The former Irish Miss Universe looked super comfy as she donned a matching beige sweatshirt and joggers from ASOS.
The ASOS Design super soft co-ord wide leg joggers are currently on sale for just €27.99.
While the matching ASOS Design super soft co-ord oversized hoodie is priced at €34.99.
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The Donegal beauty finished off her look with a pair of platform UGG boots and some gold hoop earrings.
Grainne raved about the casual outfit as she gushed: “I ordered this wee co-ord from ASOS to travel in, it’s so soft to touch!”
The former Dancing With The Stars contestant joked: “But it took everything I had trying to get a fit check in public at the airport.”
The young star has been living in Australia with her fiance since Ryan Coleman 2022.
After coming home for short but sweet visit, an emotional Grainne wrote: “After a gorgey summer at home with my family it’s time to fly back to Perth.”
Fans and friends all flocked the the Instagram comments to wish the model good luck on her travels.
Majella wrote: “Safe trip back to Aus! Ryan will be so glad to see you.”
Orla added: “Best wishes flying back to Perth. I didn’t realise you were just home to Donegal for the summer!”
Hannah said: “Grainne, safe travels. Great to have the opportunity to go back and experience all that Aus has to offer!”
And Leigh-Anne remarked: “Awh safe travels Grainne.”
TOUGH WORK
During her time over in Western Australia, Grainne and Ryan started FIFO [fly-in, fly-out] work together at a mine.
The 12-hour work days in the belting Aussie sun were worlds away from Grainne’s glamorous model life.
But the Irish star admitted to the Daily Mail, that her time as a truck driver at the mine was the first time she “didn’t have an ounce of anxiety or stress”.
Grainne told how the high-paying mine work was great for saving money.
While the extensive time off to compensate for long shifts and no weekends all allowed her time to travel.
On the other hand, Grainne admitted it does come with some downsides.
She said the long shifts, especially during the gruelling summer heat, while being swarmed by flies were some of the setbacks of the job.
Despite that, Grainne confessed how she will “miss” her time in FIFO.
