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Credit: Róisín O on Facebook
Irish singer Róisín O has announced the birth of her daughter and shared her name on social media.
Indigo Mary O'Dea arrived into the world on October 2nd at the National Maternity Hospital.
Sharing the news on Facebook, Róisín said "Nothing can prepare you for the moment your world gets a new anchor. She is amazing in every way… so in love."
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Róisín is the daughter of Irish singer Mary Black, which is where Indigo gets her middle name from.
She confessed that herself and her partner, artists Gearóid O'Dea, have been living "in her bubble" since Indigo arrived.
She shared some photos on social media of the special day and even took her own take on the standard "dad leaving hospital holding baby carrier" photo.
Róisín has been engaged to Gearóid since last year.
He popped the question to her while they were enjoying a getaway in the Cabu Cabins in Cavan.
The couple have been inundated with congratulations following the announcement of their baby's arrival.
Vogue Williams was among those commenting, saying "Congratulations my birthday twin!!!"
Róisín announced her pregnancy on Instagram in June of this year while dancing to CMAT's 'Take a Sexy Picture of Me.'
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