Miriam looked absolutely stunning tonight as she stepped out on the IFTA Awards' red carpet in Dublin in a gorgeous red dress from Dunnes Stores - it's priced at only €45
The awards took place at Dublin 's Royal Convention Centre with some of the most famous faces in Irish acting and broadcasting making an appearance on the red carpet.
Her trademark blonde hair was styled in waves and she looked amazing. Her eye catching dress is from Dunnes Stores, and is a bargain priced at only €45. "Complete with a zip and ties at the back, it's perfect for both daytime outings and evening soirées." The Pure Cotton Tie Neck Midaxi Waisted Dress is a comparable colour and style, if you're looking to recreate Miriam's look.
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