THE HSE has apologised to and compensated a 13-year-old girl who was given a wrong Covid-19 vaccination with an already used needle.

A court heard Ella Mockler Mulhern, now within six weeks of her 18th birthday, had suffered significantly as a result of the HSE’s triple take on negligence and breach of duty.

Barrister James Cross, who appeared with James McSweeney Solicitors, Tallaght, Dublin, represented Ella in the Circuit Civil Court.

Mr Cross told Judge Fiona O’Sullivan HSE staff administered the wrong vaccination when Ella attended a vaccination centre in Citywest Hotel, Saggart, Dublin, in August 2021.

And the barrister revealed how a nurse had done so with a needle used already on one of three other people.

Ella’s father Niall Mulhern, of Beech Park, Lucan, County Dublin, told the court in written evidence that the second vaccination had been administered without discussion with and the consent of either himself or his daughter.

He said the nurse involved had denied that the first syringe had been used previously but on his further inquiry from the Clinical Lead Nurse an investigation had been carried out it had been confirmed the syringe had been used on another person but the nursing staff had been unable to identify on which one of three other people it had been used.

Mr Cross said Ella had to undergo blood tests and she had to be vaccinated for Hapatitis B.

He said at least one of the possible three people who could have been injected with the syringe used on Ella had refused to undergo blood tests and as a result Ella had to undergo a post-exposure antiretroviral therapy course for a month.

Judge O’Sullivan heard this had caused Ella to feel acutely unwell with symptoms of nausea.

She had been upset and distressed by what had happened and had been unable to attend school for almost a month. Ella had to undergo tests for Hepatitis C and HIV, suffering psychological sequelae as a result and also developing a fear of doctors.

Just under a year later Ella had developed an abscess which had ruptured during her school sports day causing her considerable further distress and which had to be treated with antibiotics. It was not known if this had been due to the treatment she had received in Citywest.

HSE SETTLEMENT

Mr Cross said an initial settlement offer of €11,500 by HSE had been rejected earlier by another judge. This had been followed by an offer of €16,500 and latterly by an offer of €20,000, expenses and legal costs which Mr Cross said he was recommending to the court.

Judge O’Sullivan, approving of the HSE’s final offer, said the injuries associated with what had happened would have had a serious impact on the child and she felt €20,000 compensation was acceptable in the circumstances.

Barrister Seamus Breen, counsel for the HSE read out an apology on behalf of his client during which he said the defendant accepted responsibility for what had happened and pointing out that Ella was blameless for what had occurred. He said the HSE wished Ella every success in her life.

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The Stormers have confirmed a major squad shake-up, with nine players - including flyhalf Manie Libbok - departing the Cape Town franchise.

ARSENAL have sensationally entered the race for explosive PSG winger Bradley Barcola and are reportedly challenging Liverpool the £100million star.

SunSport exclusively revealed that Premier League champions Liverpool intend to add the winger to their £116.5million signing of Bayer Leverkusen‘s Florian Wirtz.

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Barcola won the Champions League with PSG last season[/caption]

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Arne Slot‘s side were aware of interest from Bayern Munich but were willing to battle them for the signature of the highly-rated winger.

And now L’Equipe is reporting that Arsenal have also expressed interest even though their initial approach was knocked back by PSG.

The Gunners are reportedly open to selling Gabriel Martinelli this summer and that could open the door for the Barcola’s arrival.

However they will have to first beat champions Liverpool and other chasing clubs to his signature.

The 22-year-old impressed at the start of the campaign but as the season progressed competition for a spot in PSG’s starting XI became more intense.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia joined from Napoli for a £60million fee in January and was quickly thrust into the first team.

Meanwhile Desire Doue also rose to prominence after a slow start to life at PSG.

All those factors meant that Barcola was on the bench more often than he would have liked.

Yet he still bagged 21 goals in all competitions as PSG enjoyed their greatest ever season, winning Ligue 1 and the French Cup before thrashing Inter Milan 5-0 in the Champions League final.

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He’s regarded as one of the rising stars of French football with pace, a brilliant technique and an eye for goals.

The former Lyon man was one of the players that PSG’s new project was built around.

So manager Luis Enrique is expected to resist any transfer advances for the talented star.

Barcola found himself on the bench again for last month’s Champions League final against Inter Milan.

Bayern Munich have made no secret of their intention to test PSG’s resolve to keep Barcola, who they signed from Lyon for £38m in 2023.

Liverpool will look to raise funds by offloading erratic forward Darwin Nunez, 25, and will also consider offers for 28-year-old pair Luis Diaz and Diogo Jota.

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Gabriel Martinelli has been linked with an exit from Arsenal this season[/caption]

GROUP 1-winning monster Los Angeles has been pulled from all the big summer races – after a Royal Ascot ‘balls up’.

Aidan O’Brien’s millionaire Tattersalls Gold Cup hero flopped completely when 13-8 fav for last week’s Prince Of Wales’s Stakes at Royal Ascot.

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Los Angeles is out of all the big races over the summer and his main aim will now be October’s Arc de Triomphe[/caption]

Sweating and ridden prominently by Ryan Moore, team Ballydoyle looked to, for once, get it wrong as Los Angeles went way too quick trying to keep up with pacemaker Continuous.

Both looked on fumes up the straight and soon gave way to awesome winner Ombudsman.

Los Angeles finished fifth in the end, beaten some seven lengths.

O’Brien says the poor showing means he will be removed from some of the money-spinning races over the next few weeks.

And he won’t be seen again until near October time, with one prep run coming before a tilt at the Arc.

O’Brien told the Nick Luck Daily podcast: “Los Angeles will have a break.

“He had a tough, hard race and sometimes that happens when the pace is very, very strong.

“He had a tough race and he won’t run again until he has a prep race for the Arc.

“He won’t run in the King George – it was too tough on him and he’ll need a bit of time.”

Respected racing presenter Lydia Hislop described Los Angeles’ Ascot run as a rare ‘balls up’ under Moore.

She said: “Clealry there has been a setback or recalling as a result of what happened – a stayer was burst going too fast.

“It sounds as though rather than just having a torrid time in the race, that it has had some sort of lingering effect, as the plan was all the top races over the summer.

“They have a ring around the Arc now – but he has got to get there and it is sad news.

“Los Angeles is a big favourite of mine and what has happeneed is unfortunate.

“But, as Aidan and Ryan have done, it’s best to put your hands up and come clean if you balls something up – we all do it!”

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ALEJANDRO GARNACHO was branded a “Ronaldo wannabe” by Marcus Rashford’s inner circle before the two Manchester United outcasts became “brothers”, according to a stunning report.

Rashford and Garnacho appear destined for the Old Trafford exit door this summer, with Ruben Amorim set to exile the duo from his pre-season squad to force them out.

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Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho have enjoyed a U-turn in their relationship[/caption]

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Both were on the receiving end of Amorim‘s wrath back in December when they were dropped for the Manchester derby.

Rashford has not played for Man Utd since, and in January went on loan to Aston Villa where he scored four goals and added six assists.

Meanwhile, Garnacho managed to earn his place back and was a key but frustrating figure under Amorim until a public strop after the Europa League final saw the former Sporting Lisbon tell him in no uncertain terms to find a new club.

Both have been on holiday following the season, with Garnacho recently sharing a post on social media of him wearing an Aston Villa shirt with the name of “Rashford” and number nine on the back.

The 20-year-old’s outfit choice left many Red Devils fans furious.

Rashford replied to the post by saying: “My brother,” followed by a heart emoji.

And that label is a far cry from when the Argentine winger was once labelled as a “f***ing Ronaldo wannabe” by a member of the 27-year-old’s inner circle, according to the Manchester Evening News.

Garnacho’s admiration of the Portuguese legend is no secret, though it is also clear to see he still has some way to go in both skill and attitude before he truly hold a candle to such an icon.

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The report goes on to explain how Rashford’s social media pages have previously been run by brother and agent, Dwaine Maynard.

Over the weekend an interview with Rashford emerged where he openly admitted he would “love” to play alongside Lamine Yamal at Barcelona, and even said he is willing to take a wage cut and position change to make it happen.

Speaking to Spanish YouTube channel XBuyer in Marbella, Rashford was asked whether he wants to play with Yamal one day, declaring: “Yeah, sure. Everybody in the world wants to play with the best. So hopefully, we’ll see…”

On moving from the wing to a central forward role, Rashford added: “For me as I’ve got older, the No9 position is becoming more comfortable, more natural.

“Things like playing with back to goal is becoming easier for me, you’re always in front of the goal and always dangerous.”

As well as Barcelona, Sun Sport has revealed how Eddie Howe wants to bring the Englishman to Newcastle as they prepare for a campaign in the Champions League next season.

Meanwhile, Garnacho has been left to his own devices along with his brother, Roberto, on social media, though both have proven themselves to lack a filter and often post what comes to mind in thinly-veiled criticisms of decisions made by Man Utd bosses.

He has been linked with a move to Serie A champions Napoli to reunite with Scott McTominay, though Sun Sport have exclusively reported how they will only go for one of him or Jack Grealish in a £45million deal.

Last week Man Utd learned they will face Arsenal on the opening day of the Premier League, with fixtures against Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool all coming in their first eight games.

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AS A newer entrant into the crowded world of online casino play, Slotbox needs to work hard to stand out from the competition.

To get noticed among the established brands, an operator must introduce something truly special to stand out. Slotbox came online in 2021, and they’ve steadily built a customer base on the back of regular promotions and a good choice of games.

This Slotbox casino review will delve deeply into what the platform offers and deliver our verdict on whether it’s worth registering for a new account here.

The Irish Sun verdict – Rating 4.38/5

The Slotbox blog claims they are the one of the best casinos in Ireland and while that’s a bold claim, there’s certainly a lot to like about the brand. If you like slots, you’ll find a good home here based on the excellent range, but there’s a solid selection of other games too.

There are a few downsides to the platform. The live chat isn’t quite 24/7, and we’d like to see more responsible gambling tools, but it’s a good all-around platform.

Slotbox casino quick facts

As we run through this Slotbox casino review, we’ll give you all the key information. In the meantime, here is a roundup of some essential details:

Website	https://www.slotbox.com/ei/
Year founded	2021
Licenses	Government of Curaçao
No. of games offered	3,300+
Payment methods	Visa, Mastercard, Skrill, Neteller, PaysafeCard, LuxonPay, Jeton, MiFinity, eZeeWallet and Bitcoin
Customer support	Live chat, email, FAQ
App	Yes, web app for iOS and Android

Slotbox casino bonuses and promotions for Irish players

There are bonuses for both new customers and existing players at Slotbox online casino, and this is one area where the operator scores highly. It starts with an eye-catching welcome package of up to €1,000 and 100 Free Spins across three deposits. Plus, you receive an additional 25 free spins after sign-up. 

The welcome bonus has a 40x wagering requirement, while free spins must be wagered 25x. To activate the package, you need to make a deposit of at least €20. It’s important to note that you can’t use Skrill or Neteller to make a deposit for this welcome offer. Bonus funds and free spin winnings expire after seven days if the wagering requirements are not met. 

Slotbox also offer special promotions such as free spins and double coins on specific games. Regular players can also enjoy perks like weekly cashback, free spins on Tuesdays and Drops & Wins with a monthly prize pool of €2m. 

Slotbox also rewards players with weekly deposit boosts, LevelUp rewards and VIP cashback through its seven-level SlotClub loyalty program. 

What makes Slotbox stand out even more is that you can transfer your VIP status from another casino and receive Black Diamond VIP access for a month after making a deposit. As a Slotbox Black Diamond VIP member, you’ll enjoy exclusive raffles, custom bonuses and a range of personalised experiences.

Slotbox casino games and providers

Slotbox online casino has over 3,300 games and the list is growing. The name offers a clue, and the vast majority of titles fall into the online slots category. By working with a diverse set of game developers, Slotbox offers all the old favourite slot titles, along with some of their own exclusives.

There are over 50 developers that contribute to the games catalogue here, and the list includes Reel Time Gaming, Yggdrasil, Playson and Quickspin.

Card and table games aren’t completely overlooked. There’s a good selection of automated RNG options, while the live casino rooms are busy. While there is a game to suit all players, there is a heavy emphasis on slots here.

Top 3 highest RTP slots at Slotbox casino

The highest-paying RTP slots at any casino are likely to attract the most attention. At Slotbox, the most popular slot titles include White Rabbit, Aztec Powernudge and Beware the Deep.

Slot name	White Rabbit	Aztec Powernudge	Beware the Deep
RTP	97.72%	97.57%	97.47%
Software provider	Big Time Gaming	Pragmatic Play	Pragmatic Play
Theme	Cartoon / Literature	Ancient Civilisation	Under the Sea Adventure
Reels	Megaways	6×5	Megaways
Paylines	248,832	Pay Anywhere	117,649
Volatility	High	High	High
Year released	2017	2024	2024

Payment methods available at Slotbox casino

Slotbox gives players plenty of options for both deposits and withdrawals. You’ll find all the usual choices such as Visa, Mastercard and bank transfers, as well as faster and popular e-wallets like Skrill, Neteller, and MiFinity. While Slotbox doesn’t support a wide range of cryptocurrencies, the few it offers should cover most needs. 

Deposits go through instantly, and withdrawals are also processed within 24 hours. The only slower methods are Visa, Mastercard and bank transfers, which typically take one to two business days.

Payment Method	Min. Deposit	Min. Withdrawal	Processing Time
Visa	€10	€20	Up to 24 hours
Mastercard	€10	€20	Up to 24 hours
Skrill	€10	€20	Instant
Neteller	€10	€20	Instant
Bank transfer	€10	€20	1 to 2 business Days
PaysafeCard	€10	€20	Instant
Rapidtransfer	€10	€20	Instant
Muchbetter	€10	€20	Instant
MiFinity	€10	€20	Instant
Flexepin	€10	n/a	Instant
LuxonPay	€10	n/a	Instant
Jeton	€10	€20	Instant
Cryptocurrency	€10	€20	Instant
PayDo Wallet	€10	n/a	Instant
CashtoCode	€10	n/a	Instant
WebPayz	€10	n/a	Instant

Responsible gambling & tools at Slotbox casino

With the introduction of a new Irish regulator in 2024, the subject of responsible gambling came into sharper focus. There are some options at Slotbox online casino, but this is one area that could potentially be improved on moving forward.

The operator has a page dedicated to the subject and they confirm details of their verification process. It’s also possible to set timeouts and self-exclusion via the ‘My Account’ settings.

This is a good start, but it would be good to see some deposit, wagering and loss limit tools added.

Slotbox casino customer support info

It’s always useful to have a live chat option as part of the customer service experience. There is live chat at Slotbox, and while it’s not quite 24/7, it’s open from 6AM to 3AM UTC. That covers most players, and it’s the quickest way to get answers to questions.

For those who are content to wait, or for anyone who happens to be online in the three short hours when the live chat is closed, there are other options. Slotbox also has email support, and you can sometimes get assistance from social media. There’s also a list of frequently asked questions, but the live chat will always be quickest when it’s available.

Security, license, reputation and trustworthiness

Security levels are high at Slotbox and everyone should feel safe when playing here. The brand name is licensed and regulated by the Government of Curaçao, and the license number 8048/JAZ can be verified on their website.

Slotbox casino also uses advanced technology to keep players’ personal details safe and encrypted. It’s a subject that they take seriously and full details of their approach are available on the Slotbox site. The fact that the holding company owns land-based casinos around Ireland also helps to boost customers’ trust and the casino’s reputation.

How to sign up at Slotbox casino Ireland

Signing up at Slotbox online casino is a quick and easy process, and you should be ready to play here in just a few minutes. Here’s what you need to do:

1. Visit Slotbox here
2. Click on the bright blue button marked ‘sign up’
3. Enter your email address in the first part of the sign-up form
4. Choose a username and password
5. Enter your personal information including name and date of birth
6. Click to accept the terms and conditions and collect your welcome bonus

Slotbox Casino IE has a Know Your Customer process, so if they can’t verify your identity, they may ask for scans of documents.

Expert’s verdict about Slotbox casino

There are definitely some very good reasons for Irish players to sign up at Slotbox casino. The operator should be known to players here due to its involvement with land-based gaming and that helps to build trust.

The game selection is excellent, especially when it comes to slots. There is a great variety that’s hard to beat. On the downside, we’d like to see more responsible gambling tools made available. That said, with its diverse game library and solid range of payment options, Slotbox is a great fit for Irish players of all kinds.

FAQ about Slotbox casino

The website has a list of frequently asked questions, and we’ve looked to go into depth during this Slotbox casino review, but here are some answers to common queries:

1. Is Slotbox casino legit?

Yes, Slotbox is a legal and legitimate casino provider. It is licensed and regulated, allowing it to provide gambling services in the Republic of Ireland. As long as the customer has reached the minimum age for gambling, it is legal and safe to play here.

2. How long does Slotbox take to pay out?

Most withdrawals at Slotbox Casino are processed within 24 hours. In most cases, customers should receive their funds within one working day. For Visa, Mastercard and bank transfer, it can take up to two business days.

3. Who owns Slotbox casino?

Slotbox Casino is owned and operated by the Vantage Club Casino Group. The company runs several land-based casinos in Ireland, including venues in Tramore, Cork and Galway.

4. Can I play Slotbox casino on mobile?

Yes, Slotbox casino can be accessed via its dedicated mobile browser. There is also an app for both iOS and Android users.

5. Is Slotbox safe?

Slotbox uses advanced technology to keep its customers safe when playing online. It employs Secure Socket Layer (SSL) and HTTPS tech in order to encrypt and secure information.

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• Never chase their losses
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IRAN’S exiled crown prince today warned the bloodthirsty Ayatollah is plotting to flee as his terror-stoking reign is “collapsing”.

Reza Pahlavi also urged the West not to “throw Iran‘s corrupt regime” a lifeline – or face more bloodshed.

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Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran’s toppled Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, speaks during a press conference[/caption]

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A US Air Force B-2 stealth bomber returns after the U.S. attacked key Iranian nuclear sites[/caption]

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Close-up view of craters after US strikes on Iran’s Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant[/caption]

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The Ayatollah is currently in hiding somewhere in Iran[/caption]

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been in hiding since war broke out between Israel and Iran – and is understood to be holed up in a bunker.

But Pahlavi, the son of Iran’s final shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, today said the barbaric leader and senior regime generals are plotting to escape the country.

He also urged Western countries not to allow the regime “to survive” – describing it as Iran’s “Berlin wall moment”.

Speaking in Paris, the prince said: “But like all moments of great change, it comes with danger.

“We stand at a crossroads. One road leads to bloodshed and chaos. The other to a peaceful and democratic transition.

“The difference in these two roads depends on one factor and one factor alone.

“If the West throws the regime a lifeline, there will be more bloodshed and chaos because the regime will not stop or surrender after it has been humiliated.”

Pahlavi warned nowhere in the world will be safe as long as the Ayatollah’s regime remains in power.

He added: “No country, no people are safe whether its on the streets of Washington, Paris, Jerusalem, Riyadh or Tehran.”

Pahlavi today announced he has offered to “help our great nation navigate through this critical hour towards stability” – but insisted he does not seek political power.

It comes as Donald Trump last night hinted at regime change in Iran after unleashing US military might on nuclear sites on Sunday.

The US president said: “If the current Iranian regime is unable to MAKE IRAN GREAT AGAIN, why wouldn’t there be regime change? MIGA!”.

Pahlavi, 64, left Iran in 1979 after the Islamic Revolution saw his father toppled from power.

He has spent most of his time living in the US with his wife and three daughters – and is a leading voice in the call for regime change in Iran.

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Reza Pahlavi made an impassioned plea in Paris[/caption]

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His supporters gather with banners in London[/caption]

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President Donald Trump and his national security team meet in the Situation Room of the White House[/caption]

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Iranian protesters hold up posters showing the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, center, and the late revolutionary founder Ayatollah Khomeini[/caption]

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Irans take to the strikes amid their conflict with Israel – and now the the US[/caption]

It comes as Iran has vowed revenge after Trump blitzed critical nuclear sites after a week of trading blows with Israel.

Trump hailed Operation Midnight Hammer as a “bullseye” that caused “monumental damage” to Iran’s doomsday plot.

Conflict in the Middle East now sits on a knife edge as it threatens to spiral and draw in other countries.

The bloodthirsty Iranian regime has today deployed a fresh barrage of missiles against Israel as Ayatollah Ali Khamenei continues to cower in hiding.

Chiefs are on the verge of signing 21-year-old defender Ime Okon, but a R5 million fee is demanded by SuperSport United to delay the deal.

DUNNES Stores fans are set to love the latest swimwear collection in stores – and they boast a “flattering” fit.

The latest summer shop items from the Irish retailer are a suitcase must-have this year.

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The new swimsuit is perfect for holidays[/caption]

From towels for the pool to date night dresses, Dunnes Stores has all you need for summer.

One Irish shopper was loving the latest swim looks in stores as she shared her latest bargain buy from the large retailer.

Liz shared her stunning new pieces in a post to her Instagram under the handle @curvygirlliz.

The fashion fan looked beach ready in the pink and white stripe swimsuit that is perfect for the pool.

Its description reads: “This swimsuit features a vibrant all-over summer themed print and a modern wrapped design. Crafted with power mesh for tummy control, it also includes removable pads for enhanced shape and support.”

Also available in an aqua design, the swimwear comes in sizes 10 to 20.

Liz then flaunted the new Tummy Control Frill Plunge Swimsuit for just €20 and she said she was “obsessed” with the latest look.

Many of her 37K followers rushed to the comments to compliment the outfit, with one fan saying “Love these, the second print is gorgeous.”

While another echoed, “I’m running to my local Dunnes to try to get them.”

Dunnes Stores designers said: “It features a gorgeous frill down the neckline and is enhanced with power mesh lining to smooth and contour.”

Everyone can feel sculpted this summer as sizes range from 8 to 20.

Both looks are available in select stores with the second beach style also available online.

Get the ultimate beachy look when you pair the new swimsuit with the new dream cover-up.

The new skirt cover up is just €20 and a must have in your suitcase.

Made from pure cotton, this easy skirt has a front that opens at each side, giving it a breezy feel – perfect for those hot temperatures.

It also features an elasticated waist to sit comfortably on your tummy – ideal for any belly-conscious shoppers.

You can also pair the look with combat boots and sequin cami top for a stunning festival fit.

It comes in a variety of sizes starting from XS going up to XL.

The stunning white colour is perfect for matching with any style, pattern or colour.

This versatile look is available online and in stores now.

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The newest swimsuit from Dunnes Stores have an eye-catching print[/caption]

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Get the perfect beach babe looks with the latest looks in the summer shop[/caption]

A MOTHER has left people’s jaws on the floor after revealing how pregnancy changed her appearance. 

Wariara, a first-time mother who recently gave birth to her daughter, shared a short clip online of how having her child “humbled” her.  

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The mother welcomed her baby into the world earlier this year, but moments after the little one was born, the content creator was barely recognisable. 

In a now viral clip, the savvy mum showed how she looked before and after falling pregnant with her second child, leaving many gobsmacked.

Not only have people been left stunned at Wariara’s change in appearance, but many claimed they “could not believe” their eyes. 

At the start of the short video, Wariara confidently posed for the camera as she wore a blue crop top and black mini skirt. 

Showing herself “before having a baby”, she wore her curly hair tied back and donned a full face of make-up, which included a neat eyeliner flick and lipstick.

But seconds later, Wariara gave her followers a close-up look at her after giving birth, as she admitted she is “beyond humbled” by how her appearance has changed. 

The girl mum wore a nursing bra and some baggy shorts as she cradled her newborn.

Wariara’s skin was make-up free and her once slicked down curly hair was now not styled or brushed.

Her locks danced in numerous directions and Wariara blankly stared at the camera, showing off her natural skin.

The TikTok clip, which was posted under the username @wariara38, has clearly left many open-mouthed, as it has quickly gone viral and racked up 7.3 million views in just four days.

Not only this, but it’s also amassed 740,700 likes, 8,268 comments and 345,500 shares.

Social media users were gobsmacked by Wariara’s change in appearance and many couldn’t believe it was the same woman.

 

As well as this, others suggest she call the police and “sue everyone involved.” 

One person said: “I cannot believe my eyes.”

Another begged: “With kindness, please put a jump scare warning in next time.” 

A third commented: “Sue everyone involved.” 

Ain’t no way that is you

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Whilst someone else joked: “You may be eligible for compensation.” 

Another user asked: “Did you report this incident at the nearest police station?” 

At the same time, another user gasped: “Ain’t no way that is you.”

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