Fair City viewers have been left confused after the actress who plays the character of Jess Mullen was mysteriously replaced on the RTÉ soap opera this week
Actress Ciana Howlin joined the RTÉ soap opera last year, taking on the character of Jess Mullen. The Mullen family is the latest addition to the streets of Carrigstown.
Read more: Fair City's Nyree Yergainharsian says role of women has changed and she's proud to show off Armenian heritage In a statement to RSVP Live, they said: "We had to recast the actor who plays Jess, which can happen from time to time on Fair City. The role of Jess Mullen is now being played by Aoife Bawle"Last year, the role of Zoe Allen was first played by actress Lauren Kinsella before Connie Donna took over.
But Jess knows that she has to be loyal to her boyfriend Greg. When Steo eventually turns up, after being late due to his probation officer, she accuses him of being an absent father.
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