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DUNNES Stores fans are set to love a new cover-up that’s perfect for hitting the beach during Ireland’s latest heatwave.
The Irish retailer has a huge range of swimwear in stores now.
From towels for the pool to date night dresses, Dunnes Stores has all you need for summer.
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.
Pair with any bikini top or swimsuit for a chic beach look to take you from the pool to pints.
Or 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 select stores.
Pair your new cover up with the stunning new swimwear with tummy control.
Be beach body-ready with this latest item from the Irish retailer.
For just €20 you can feel confident in the new cold shoulder swimsuit with its built-in tummy control.
It comes in one colour and sizes range from 8 to 18.
With removable pads and a cut-out design along the waist, this look gives a sculpting effect, ideal for belly-conscious fashion fans.
Lounge at the pool with an oversized linen shirt draped over this newest look for a chic summer fit.
Or, better yet, feel snatched and sculpted throughout the day as you style it with a midi skirt and sandals – perfect for a beachside date.
Shop this look in stores across the country and avoid disappointment as sizes 12, 14 and 18 are sold out on its website.
DUNNES Stores opened its first store on Patrick Street in Cork in 1944 - and it was an instant hit.
Shoppers from all over the city rushed to the store to snap up quality clothing at pre-war prices in Ireland’s first ‘shopping frenzy’.
During the excitement, a window was forced in and the police had to be called to help control the crowds hoping to bag founder Ben Dunne’s ‘Better Value’ bargains.
Dunnes later opened more stores in the 1950s and began to sell groceries in 1960 – starting with apples and oranges.
The retailer said: “Fruit was expensive at the time and Ben Dunne yet again offered Better Value than anyone else in town.
“Over time, our food selection has grown and that spirit of good value has remained strong.
“Now we offer a wide range of carefully-sourced foods from both local Irish suppliers and overseas.”
The retailer’s first Dublin store opened its doors in 1957 on Henry Street and a super store on South Great Georges Street was unveiled in 1960.
They added: “In 1971, our first Northern Irish store opened, and many others soon followed.
“Expansion continued in the 1980s in Spain, and later into Scotland and England.”
Dunnes now has 142 stores and employs 15,000 people.
THE hot weather means jeans and trousers are an absolute no-go at the moment.
However, if you’re bored with the dresses in your wardrobe and want to find a new summer buy, M&S has just the thing.
Shoppers are going crazy for the M&S midi skirt that is priced at £35.
The linen-rich material makes the long skirt comfortable to wear even in the heat.
Called the Linen Rich Maxi A-Line Skirt, it comes in two colours: black for a more understated look and tomato for those who like a pop of colour.
The skirt has a lovely A-line shape and comes with a stretch waistband making it super comfortable to wear no matter what you’re doing.
It’s the perfect wardrobe staple that can be dressed down with a white T-shirt and sandals or dressed up with a crop top and heels.
And if that wasn’t enough, the skirt even comes with pockets.
M&S bosses say: “This linen-rich skirt is an easy-breezy addition to your warm weather wardrobe.
“It’s cut in a flattering A-line shape, with a flowing maxi-length hem.
“Shirring on the waistband adds pretty detail and ensures a comfortable wear.”
And it seems plenty of customers agree that the skirt is perfect for summer as it’s selling out quickly.
It comes in three lengths and sizes 6 to 24, but many have sold out online so be quick if you want to grab it.
Reviewers all said the skirt was versatile, comfy and perfect for summer.
One person wrote: “Love this skirt, perfect fit, very comfortable, fabric nice quality. Perfect to be dressed up or down.”
Another commented: “Lovely white skirt, great length with side pockets and a lovely smocked waist. Can’t wait to take it in holiday.”
Deputy Fashion Editor Abby McHale revealed to Fabulous why M&S is the shop of the moment. She explained:
“M&S has really pulled it out of the bag this season, there is so much good product to be excited about.
“A brand once known for its ‘frumpy fashion’ that notion is long gone with it now being one of the leading high street stores for womenswear.
“Its handbag range in particular is super strong with them selling 170% vs plan, with lots more designer dupes for just a fraction of the price.
“The brand is now also the #1 for style perceptions, compared to the #3 spot it had last year, this comes from a really strong design team focused on modernising the brand, not only taking into consideration how the pieces look, but how easy they are to wear also.
“Price is also a big factor with you being able to get many good quality pieces all for under £30.
“After having a sneak peak of the upcoming collection there are so many more amazing pieces that are dropping over the next few months to keep your eyes on.
“Think leopard print dresses, colourful co-ords, embroidered boho jackets, plus lots of swimwear and amazing accessories, as well as great wardrobe staples that will last year on year.”
“Lovely lightweight skirt. Feels very comfortable on. Love the waist with elastic to fit any shape. Can wear high up on waist or on hips. Lightly see through but not too much. Lovely quality material,” penned a third.
Meanwhile, a fourth said: “Love it super comfortable, smart enough so can dress it up or down. Love the pockets. Had lots of compliments and queries as to where they could get it.”
“Perfect for summer and so versatile. Feels like good quality material for the price,” claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: “I bought a similar skirt from a high street retailer and it doesn’t touch the quality of this one, plus this had pockets! I’ve bought all the colours in this shirred waist style as they’re coords and I love easy to wear styles, being a busy mum of 3.”
CHANNEL 4 are launching their own version of classic quiz show, Family Fortunes, aimed at a youth audience and featuring an array of reality stars and influencers.
Family Face Off will air on 4’s younger skewing digital channel 4.0 this summer and will see famous faces and their families compete against each other.
It’s hosted by Darkest Man and they have Chloe Burrows and Indiyah Polack from Love Island as contestants, along with their loved ones.
Both former Islanders have enjoyed incredible careers since leaving the villa.
Chloe has appeared on several other reality TV shows like Celebs Go Dating, while Indiyah is the host of the Love Island podcast.
The show’s host Darkest Man, is an influencer who has seen his star soar over the the last few years.
Channel 4 have revealed that other celebs taking part in Family Face Off are I’m A Celeb’s Nella Rose, Mariam Musa and PK Humble.
Similar to ITV’s Family Fortunes, the show sees two celebrities go head-to-head with their families in tow.
In each episode, two equally competitive and unfiltered families must answer a series of questions to prove who knows their relatives best.
The show promises to be full of laughs, as the stars do battle to see who will come out on top.
Family Face Off isn’t the only show that is hitting the screens this summer.
Channel 4 have announced a whole host of great entertainment being launched over the next few months on 4.0.
Nella Rose and Darkest Man are also taking part in new show, The Intern.
The series offers 80 amateur creators the chance to secure a once in
a lifetime opportunity with four of the UK’s biggest influencers.
Viewers are also being treated to Find The Catfish.
Each episode will see a content creator have five blind dates to find their real connection.
But what they don’t know is two of their fellow influencers will be pranking their pal, using voice changing tech to disguise and convince their friend they are “the one”.
Speaking about these new shows, Channel 4’s Evie Buckley, said: “I can’t wait for our latest slate full of fresh new shows to drop on Channel 4.0 this summer.
“New formats, new talent and the same old chaos, I hope these series resonate.”
THE lead singer of rap trio Kneecap was mobbed by supporters as he arrived at court this morning accused of a terrorism offence.
Liam Og O hAnnaidh, who performs under the stage name Mo Chara, is accused of displaying a flag in support of Hezbollah at a gig in November last year.
The 27-year-old is due to go before magistrates in Westminster today following the alleged incident during a gig at the O2 Forum in Kentish Town, north London.
Og O hAnnaidh, as well as fellow members Naoise O Caireallain, and J J O Dochartaigh, arrived to a scrum of hundreds of their supporters who cheered as their vehicle pulled up.
However, pro-Israel demonstrators also held a counter protest, with police keeping both groups separate.
The band were wearing “Free Mo Chara” T-shirts as they arrived at the central London court.
The members of Kneecap walked up the stairs of the court and looked over the balcony, smiling and giving a thumbs up to their hundreds of supporters gathered outside.
A crowd of supporters had surged around the entrance as the band arrived, with some also entering the lobby.
The charge Og O hAnnaidh faces alleges he displayed a flag in a public place, “in such a way or in such circumstances as to arouse reasonable suspicion that he is a supporter of a proscribed organisation” – namely Hezbollah.
Kneecap described the prosecution as a “witch hunt” in a post on X on Tuesday evening.
The post including a short video which appeared to show a billboard that had been displayed in London with the words “more blacks, more dogs, more Irish, Mo Chara”.
Supporters began to gather outside the court building on Wednesday morning holding placards saying “Free Mo Chara” and “Defend Kneecap”.
A mixture of Palestinian and Kneecap flags were being held by some of the crowd, and cheers were heard after an ad van drove past displaying the slogan “More Blacks, More Dogs, More Irish, Mo Chara”.
Austrian Alexandra Kennedy, who had travelled from her home country to show support, said: “I think that Kneecap are important to so many people that if Liam Og O hAnnaidh gets a heavy sentence, then maybe people will lose something, they need the connection to Kneecap.”
Copywriter Victoria Ashworth travelled from her home in Brighton with her daughter Lily to attend the protest.
Ms Ashworth, 53, said: “I just feel like the charges are utterly ridiculous. I believe in freedom of speech.”
Police removed a pro-Israel protester who walked into the crowd wearing an Israeli flag which prompted boos, swearing and shouts of “free Palestine”.
The crowd became animated and shouted “Israel is a terrorist state” and “take him out for his own safety” as he made gestures and argued with protesters.
Police surrounded the man as the crowd moved towards him, with protesters cheering as he was removed.
The Metropolitan Police said the force had charged O hAnnaidh, who appears on the court list as Liam O’Hanna, after initially being made aware of a video from the gig at the O2 Forum which had been posted online.
In a separate event shortly after the terrorism charge, O hAnnaidh could be seen in social media videos entering the stage with tape covering his mouth.
Kneecap said they have “never supported” Hamas or Hezbollah, both of which are banned in the UK.
PAIGE SPIRANAC stunned fans once again as she put on a classy display in a green dress.
The golf influencer flashed a devilish smile for the camera in a snap she shared on social media.
Paige, 32, left fans speechless after posing in a low-cut green dress.
She shared a link to her exclusive site, which offers fans a behind the scenes glimpse into the former golfer’s life.
Fans loved Paige’s look and showered her with compliments.
One reacted saying: “One exceptionally beautiful woman.”
Another added: “Breathtakingly beautiful.”
A third wrote: “Beautiful as always.”
And another commented: “Absolutely gorgeous!!!!!”
Paige sent fans wild last week as she shared her tips for the US Open, which was won by J. J. Spaun.
She backed stars such as Scottie Scheffler and Bryson DeChambeau to be near the top come the end, with the latter failing to make the cut.
Meanwhile, Paige has recently announced that she is teaming up with Par 3 tournament Grass League.
The Grass League features both amateur and professional players in team-based formats.
Paige boasts millions of online fans after embracing social media to promote her golf journey.
The 32-year-old turned pro for a year after playing at the University of Arizona and San Diego State.
A DISGRACED horse trainer known as ‘Juice Man’ is set to be released from prison – after his role in an ‘extreme’ doping scandal that shamed the sport.
Jorge Navarro, 50, was ordered to pay a £19million fine when he was sentenced to five years behind bars in December 2021.
The leading US trainer, who had more than 1,000 winners and bagged huge races including the Golden Shaheen in Dubai, was described as a ‘reckless fraudster’ and, amid tears, pleaded guilty to doping horses in a Manhattan courtroom.
He said at the time: “I was hungry to be a winner and somewhere along the line the pressure got to me.
“I thought I had to win to be respected in the racing industry.
“I became a selfish person who only cared about winning and I lost my way.
“I take responsibility for all that I have done and apologise to the people that I have hurt.”
A post from respected journalist Ray Paulick showed Navarro was due for release from a Miami prison on Tuesday, June 18.
US District Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil handed down Navarro’s sentence four-and-a-half years ago and, in summing up, described the scale of his cheating.
She said: “For years, Mr Navarro, you effectively stole millions, cheating other trainers, owners and jockeys you competed against.
“You also demonstrated a collective, callous disregard for the wellbeing of the horses.
“The bottom line is you likely killed or endangered the horses in your care.
“The reality is someone who loves horses does not subject them to such cruel and dangerous treatment.”
While US Attorney Damian Williams said: “Jorge Navarro’s case reflects failings, greed, and corruption at virtually every level of the world of professional horse racing.
“For money and fame, corrupt trainers went to increasing extremes to dope horses under their care.
“Unscrupulous owners, who stood to profit directly, encouraged and pressured trainers to win at any cost.
“Veterinarians sworn to the care and protection of their patients routinely violated their oaths in service of corrupt trainers and to line their own pockets.
“Assistants and grooms all witnessed animal abuse in the service of greed, but did little to stop such conduct, and engaged in myriad ways to support notoriously corrupt trainers.
“Structures designed for the protection of the horses abused in this case failed repeatedly; fixtures of the industry – owners, veterinarians, and trainers – flouted rules and disregarded their animals’ health while hypocritically incanting a love for the horses under their control and ostensible protection.
“Standing as the keystone for this structure of abuse, corruption, and duplicity was Jorge Navarro, a trainer who treated his animals as expendable commodities in the service of his ‘sport.’
“This sentence appropriately condemns the danger inherent in Navarro’s crime and reflects the seriousness with which this Office takes the kind of abuse that Navarro practiced.”
Navarro’s most famous horse was 2019 Shaheen winner X Y Jet, who he regularly drugged with a substance he called ‘monkey’.
The grey sprinter died from an apparent heart attack in January 2020.
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ARCHAEOLOGISTS have unearthed the remains of a 1,000-year-old Viking Age person, who was buried with a small dog at their feet.
The human and the canine were buried together in an 18-foot-long “sewn boat” in around 900 to 950 CE, according to experts from the Arctic University Museum of Norway.
While the boat has nearly all but collapsed away – some of the woodwork is still visible as a thin, dark strip.
What archaeologists are most excited about is the small dog’s remains.
“[The pet] appears to have been placed with real care,” Anja Roth Niemi, an archaeologist with the Arctic University Museum of Norway who helped excavate the site, told Science Norway.
“There are stories of prominent people doing everything in their power when their dog became ill.
“So even back then, people had deep bonds with their animals.”
Like today’s pet owners, it is well documented that the Viking’s loved their dogs.
Numerous animal remains, including horses, have been found buried alongside their presumed owners in Viking Age graves.
“We get very close to those who lived long ago,” added Niemi.
Archaeologists began excavating the site last month, two years after the burial was first discovered by metal detectorists exploring a field on Senja, an island above the Arctic Circle in northern Norway.
While the sex of the remains is yet to be revealed through DNA testing, archaeologists suspect the grave belongs to that of a woman.
Treasures found inside the grave include two bronze oval-shaped brooches, a ring-shaped pendant attached to her ear or to a headpiece.
The oval brooches were decorated with silver thread.
Archaeologists also found two beads made of either amber or bone, a whetstone made of slate and an iron sickle, and artefacts they suspect may have been used for textile production.
One elongated tool suspected to be made from a whale bone may have been a weaving sword, according to experts, while the other appears to be a spindle whorl.
Such decorated brooches have never been found in the graves of Viking Age men, while textile production was a skill spearheaded by women.
Viking women would spin sheep’s wool and plant fibers into yarn or thread, they would then use a spindle whorl to make it into a fabric to make clothes.
The possessions suggest the woman had significant local or regional status, according to experts.
“She wasn’t at the very top of the social ladder, but she was clearly an important figure,” Niemi said.
Archaeologists found the woman buried with her knees bent up against one side of the boat and her arms gathered in front of her pelvis, according to a Facebook post from the Arctic University Museum of Norway.
Fragments of the individual’s garments may offer more insights into Viking funerary practices in Norway.
Once the excavations are complete, archaeologists will transport the grave’s contents to a laboratory in Tromsø for further documentation and testing.
Further analysis of the human remains is required to understand their age, height, health and lifestyle.
“We’ll learn about the kind of work she did, whether she went through periods of poor nutrition and whether she lived in different places during childhood and adulthood,” added Niemi.
Archaeologists believe there may be more undiscovered Viking burials in the area.
A Viking Age brooch was found several feet away from the recently excavated grave, which could indicate that the burial is part of a larger grave site.
