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A Kilkenny student, is vying to become Ireland's next top model.
18-year-old Éanna Doyle, who is studying Physics at Trinity College Dublin has been accepted as a finalist in the first national Top Model Ireland competition.
Éanna is currently living in Kilkenny City and is busy taking part in catwalk workshops and rehearsals for the filmed runway show final which will take place this Saturday.
The Top Model professional Model search competition is now in its ninth year and in 2011 expanded in to the international market with Top Model Worldwide (www.topmodelworldwide.com).
In 2016, Top Model has finally come to Ireland. It was brought to Ireland by Kate Sullivan Vogelaar (Waterford) and Audrey O Neill (Kildare), after Kate was unique in being the first Plus-Size Model to grace the catwalk in the UK and finishing in the top three. Kate and Audrey have opened Top Model Ireland to all sizes from size 6-18 with categories ranging from commercial, editorial, male and plus-Size.
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