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Patrick Kielty’s wife Cat Deeley looks dreamy in double denim set ideal for office wear – and it costs €157
PATRICK Kielty’s wife Cat Deeley made a super stylish return to This Morning in a dreamy double denim look.
The Birmingham beauty was back on screens alongside her usual co-host Ben Shephard for another fun-filled episode of cooking, interviews and fashion.
Cat is renowned for her trendy style on the hit ITV chat show and fans can’t get enough of her latest TV look.
The 47-year-old stepped out on air in a fabulous pair of wide leg blue denim jeans from Mint Velvet.
The classic denim jeans sat high on the waist and had a gradual flare, making for a totally figure-flattering silhouette.
The Indigo Wash Wide Jeans are the perfect staple to have in your wardrobe for any occasion – dressed up or down.
Priced at €120, the Mint Velvet jeans are currently available in multiple sizes on their website.
But the denim didn’t stop there, Cat decided to add an elegant cropped denim jacket to the mix – the perfect Canadian tuxedo.
The gorgeous Indigo Denim Cropped Jacket had a crew neckline, puffed shoulders and silver buttoned cuffs.
There was also a four-pocket construction at the front with a button fastening through.
The statement piece retails for €137 and is the perfect match for the flared jeans.
The British star complemented her outfit with her favourite pair of brown heeled knee-high boots.
Cat looked stunning in photos she shared on her Instagram story before going live on air.
Her hair was styled in her signature wavy blow-dry and her makeup was glowing.
Earlier this week, Cat caused a website crash after showing off her outfit for This Morning.
Cat took to Instagram before the show to post some snaps of herself posing backstage in the London studios.
The Birmingham beauty looked out of this world as she donned a bright shade of mustard yellow in the Drape-Neck Shell Top from Reiss.
FASHION FLOCK
The stylish €170 blouse had a softly draped neckline for an elegant touch, and slashed sides around the armholes.
It also buttoned at the nape of the neck and fell loose around the waist.
And it seems the 47-year-old caused some major mayhem with fans as they flocked to purchase the beautiful spring blouse.
According to Hello! Magazine, the Reiss website was down for a short period of time this afternoon with viewers desperate to get their hands on the top – and we can’t blame them.
Cat teamed the cute blouse with a pair of finely tailored ivory trousers from the brand Winser London.
The Cotton Twill Trousers currently retail for €156 on their website and in stores.
The host also added a pair of her favourite LK Bennett pointy pink stiletto heels.
Cat is known for her chunky jewellery but for this particular look she kept it simple with just a dainty gold bangle.
Strictly’s Amy Dowden sparks concern as she reveals suffering ‘four to five blackouts a day’ months after quitting show
STRICTLY star Amy Dowden has revealed her excruciating Crohn’s disease can make her blackout up to five times a day.
The professional dancer, who is in remission from breast cancer, began suffering from the chronic bowel condition when she was 11 but didn’t get diagnosed until the age of 19.
On Aimee Fuller’s Monday Mile podcast, Amy said the symptoms can be worse than child birth.
She said: “If you think, a woman is designed for childbirth, you don’t pass out during childbirth.
“I can have four to five blackouts, because the pain is that much that my body can’t control it.
“I get swollen eyes, inflammation to my joints, my skin, but I’m very, very lucky that I work with the most incredible team and a lot of my severe symptoms are now under control and in remission.”
Amy has been to hospital more than 100 times in her life due to flare-ups of the condition.
There is no cure for the disease, so treatment aims to reduce symptoms and maintain remission.
Just weeks ago Amy returned to dancing after being forced to pull out of Strictly after fracturing her shin.
She will soon be hitting the road with Carlos Gu for their ‘Reborn’ show throughout March and April.
In November Amy marked a year since she finished chemotherapy for stage three breast cancer.
She said she felt “so proud” of what she has achieved and shared a video from the day she rang a bell signalling her last round of treatment.
“At the time I didn’t know what was ahead, awaiting tests and I guess the hardest part yet the long recovery from what chemo and surgery does to you,” she wrote.
“I was a ‘new’ me but deep inside found I had zero confidence. Even until late spring I wasn’t sure I had the confidence to dance again.
“I just didn’t feel like me. But I’m so glad I pushed through because it’s what has made me truly happy again.”
What is Crohn's disease?
CROHN's disease is a lifelong condition where parts of the digestive system become inflamed.
It is a type of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) which, along with ulcerative colitis, affects almost half a million people in the UK.
Symptoms usually start in childhood, but the disease affects people of all ages. These include:
- Diarrhoea
- Stomach aches and cramps
- Blood in your poo
- Tiredness (fatigue)
- Weight loss
There is no cure, but treatment can help reduce or control symptoms.
Some people take medication to lessen inflammation in the digestive system, while others might have surgery to remove a small area.
The exact cause is unknown, but genes, problems with your immune system, smoking, stomach bugs and gut bacteria imbalances are believed to play a part.
Source: NHS
Celebrities who have had Emface: Before and after photos
BRITAINS GOT TALENT judges hail the EMFACE needle-free cosmetic treatment for providing face-lift-like results.
Many top celebs are rumoured to have tried EMFACE to slow down the ageing process and enhance their looks.
What is Emface?
Emface is sometimes referred to as a needle-free face lift.
Essentially Emface is a device that’s one of the first of its kind to use sophisticated electrical technology to firm the framework of your face.
It is a 20-minute, non-invasive aesthetic treatment that works by using electrical stimulation instead of injections to target the signs of ageing.
By contracting the facial muscles, Emface claims to restore and elevate your facial structure, as well as increase the density and quality of your skin.
The procedure aims to increase the production of collagen and elastin fibres in the face to help prevent and smoothen fine lines and wrinkles.
What celebrities have tried Emface?
Emface is a relatively new cosmetic treatment that was popularised by some well-known celebrities who have openly tried and tested it.
Amanda Holden
The Britain’s Got Talent judge hasn’t been shy about her experience with cosmetic treatments.
Amanda Holden was so impressed by EMFACE that she shared the experience on her Instagram story.
The clip showed the glamourous presenter receiving an Emface treatment that costs a whopping £600 per session at the clinic Derma_spa in Milton Keynes.
The no-needles facial device gave her a nice “tickly feeling” and claimed it could take years off her.
She said: It feels tickly here and here. And I actually think if I left it on all night I’d wake up like a 12-year-old,” she joked.
Nicole Scherzinger
Pussy Cat Doll Nicole Scherzinger has openly shared her experience with EMFACE via her Instagram.
In a video posted on December 21, 2024, Nicole shares a video of herself strapped to the facial device, as well as the EmoScultNeo which targets the abdominal muscles.
To the delight of her 6.9Million followers, Nicole highlighted how quick and pain-free the process was, despite some heavy breathing to calm the nerves.
Nicole said: “OK, I am ready for lift-off.
During the procedure she cries out: ” I need you to lift!”
The former BGT judge captioned her Instagram video saying: “We all know summer bodies are made in the winter. lol!
“Thank you @emface and @emsculptneo for getting me snatched for the holidays. I’m officially ready for lift off.”
Kim Kardashian
Kim K is among the long list of top celebrities who has been rumoured to have tried and tested the EMFACE treatment.
Although the model hasn’t confirmed if she trialled the facial device, there has been speculation from fans about how her face has changed over the years.
Other notable celebrities rumoured to have tried Emface include:
- Jessica Simpson
- Rebel Wilson
- Chrishell Stause
- Arlene Phillips
- Chris Appleton
Is Emface safe?
EMFACE is ideal for patients seeking non-invasive facial treatments without injections.
Patients in the age range of 40 to 55 years old may see the greatest improvement.
According to celebrity cosmetic surgeon Dr Munir Somji:
“Yes, EMFACE is CE-marked and clinically tested for safety and efficacy in the UK as well as FDA-approved in the US.
“We’ve seen a surge in interest from high-profile clients, including celebrities such as Maya Jama, Nicole Scherzinger, Rochelle Humes, Amanda Holden, Rebel Wilson, Arlene Phillips, Jessica Simpson, Alicia Silverstone, Jenna Dewan and Vanessa Hudgens to name just a few.
“Many A-listers are turning to this treatment before red-carpet events to achieve a more lifted, sculpted look without fillers or Botox.”
What Are the Risks?
“As with any cosmetic procedure, it’s essential to understand the potential risks.
“While EmFace is generally safe and well-tolerated, some patients may experience mild redness, tingling, or temporary muscle soreness post-treatment. However, these side effects are minimal compared to more invasive procedures.
“It’s crucial to have the treatment performed by a qualified practitioner to ensure optimal results and safety.
The little-known €700 to €10k grant that will keep house warm – here’s how thousands of Irish people can apply for cash
THOUSANDS of Irish homeowners could be missing out on a little-known grant that could be worth up to €10,000.
The National Home Energy Upgrade Scheme covers the hefty costs associated with upgrading the energy efficiency of a home.
Once the work is carried out on the property, the energy rating will be raked at B2 or above.
The grant is administered by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland, who supply a private company to manage the work, known as One Stop Shops.
The SEAI also provides individual energy upgrade grants, if you only want to do certain home energy upgrades.
Homeowners can also apply for a Home Energy Upgrade Loan to help with the additional costs of the upgrades if they are not covered by the grant.
These loans are subsidised by the Government, giving lower than average interest rates – but you can only apply if you are already receiving the grant.
However, there is a free home energy upgrade scheme for people on low incomes.
To access this grant, you need to use a private company registered with the SEAI.
They will manage the project, including an initial energy assessment of your home and advise on any upgrades needed, and apply for the grant before assigning a contractor to your home and completing a final BER assessment.
The company deducts the grants from the cost of the works in advance, so you may need to cover any outstanding amount.
However, financial options are also provided.
How to qualify
The scheme is open to homeowners, private landlords and approved housing bodies.
You must:
- Be the owner of a property built and occupied before 2011 for insulation, heating control systems and renewable systems grants
- Have a home with a BER of B3 or lower before the work
- Reach a BER of at least B2 after the work and have a BER improvement of 100kWh/m2 per year
- Not have already used grants for the same energy upgrades
- Use an SEAI registered company to manage the process, work and applications
It is important to note that any property built before 1940 will be asked for a conservation architect’s advice before applying.
What does the grant cover?
Under this scheme, you can get grants for:
- Attic insulation
- Rafter insulation
- Wall insulation – including cavity wall, internal dry lining and external insulation
- Floor insulation
- Heating controls
- Solar thermal solutions (solar hot water)
- Solar PV panels
- Heat pump systems and central heating system for heat pump
- New windows
- New external doors
- Mechanical ventilation
- Air tightness
- Home energy assessment
- Project management
How to apply & how much can you get?
To apply, you must contact an SEAI registered One-Stop-Shop.
They can be contacted at PO Box 119, Caherciveen, Kerry, at their website here, by phoning 01 808 2100 or via email at info@seai.ie.
The grant amounts for approved housing bodies differ to those for homeowners or landlords and the amount given can vary depending on the type of property you own.
The One-Stop-Shop will assess your home and recommend the work needed.
For attic insulation, it can range from €800 to €1,500 while rafter insulation ranges from €1,500 to €3,500.
Cavity wall insulation ranges from €700 to €1,700, internal wall insulation is from €1,500 to €5,500 while external wall insulation ranges from €3,000 to €10,000.
Floor insulation is from €3,500 to €4,500, while heat pump systems range from €3,500 to €6,500.
Central heating system for heat pump ranges from €1,000 to €2,000, heating controls upgrade are at €700 and solar water heating at €1,200.
Solar PV panels range from €700 to €1,800, new windows cost from €1,500 to €5,000 and new external doors are capped at two ranging from €800 to €1,000 per door.
Mechanical ventilation ranges from €1,500 to €2,000, air tightness is €1,000 while home energy assessments are €350.
Project management ranges from €800 to €2,000.
There is also bonus of €2,000 if you install a heat pump and reach a B2 BER rating.
Ben O’Connor urges Cork to end 26-year wait for National Hurling League glory
BEN O’CONNOR has urged Cork to win a league of their own for the first time since 1998.
During a 14-year playing career with the Rebels at senior level, O’Connor was a three-time All-Ireland SHC winner, twice alongside twin brother Jerry.
But National League success eluded the Newtownshandrum star, who burst on to the scene in 1999 and marked his debut season with Liam MacCarthy Cup success.
Ending a 20-year wait for an All-Ireland is the top priority for current boss Pat Ryan.
Not since O’Connor delivered a man-of-the-match performance in the 2005 final against Galway have Cork reached the summit.
Yet the achievements of Clare last season and Limerick 12 months earlier have shown that a league triumph can still act as a springboard for greater glory.
O’Connor said: “I think you go out to win every game and try to win the league.
“There are two competitions you play for every year — the league and Championship.
“Win the league, put that to bed and go after the next one then. I think there’s definitely something to be said about it.
“You have competitive games. You look at the teams that don’t get to the league final, they’re looking for challenge matches that weekend. Why not have a proper competitive match?”
Cork, who began their league campaign by swatting aside Wexford, will be aiming for back-to-back wins when they host Limerick at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Saturday night.
The Division 1 final is on April 6 — a fortnight before Cork go to Ennis for a Munster opener in a bid to avenge last summer’s All-Ireland final defeat to Clare. O’Connor insisted: “Once there’s a couple of weeks in between, it’s fine.
“All counties have big panels now so every fella has game time. It’s ideal to blood fellas as well.”
Having managed Cork to an All-Ireland Under-20 title in 2023, O’Connor is well aware of the level of underage talent being generated on Leeside.
But the two-time All-Star, who stepped down from the role last year, said: “The only problem is that we have the young fellas coming through, we have a few in the middle, and then we have some of the older fellas at 28 and 29.
“They have to be doing it now because when you hit 30, it’s not better you’re getting. So now is the time.
“Last year, we could have been out of Munster and we ended up getting to the All-Ireland final, so we got our bit of luck, we took it, we drove on.
“It’s a big league ahead. Last year and the year before, there was a lot of looking at players and seeing what would they do. But I think Pat and the boys now probably have a fair idea.
“They can pick 12 of their Championship team already, bar no one getting injured. So it’s trying to get a settled team as fast as they can.”
l BEN O’CONNOR and twin brother Jerry are part of the line-up for the latest series of Laochra Gael, which is broadcast on TG4 on Thursdays at 9.30pm. The epi
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