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LIMERICK INFLUENCER Niamh de Brun and husband TJ Reid have welcomed a baby girl in to the world.
The couple announced the birth of their first daughter on social media, sharing some snaps of the baby girl.
Niamh revealed they had named their little girl Harper Mary Reid who was born on Sunday, November 20 weighing 7lbs 10oz.
Kilkenny hurler TJ also shared some photos on his Instagram page saying "this should be fun".
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The seven time All-Ireland winner said they were looking forward to "this amazing new journey" with their little girl.
The couple also recently announced that they have started renovations on their home in Kilkenny where they live with their dog Casper.
Niamh hails from Limerick city, her father is a senior lecturer at Mary Immaculate College and her mother is the former principal of Ard Scoil Ris.
The couple got engaged in March 2019, when TJ popped the question to Niamh in Cobh, Cork – where they first met.
They got married in Adare Manor last November after their big day was postponed due to the pandemic.
The newlyweds honeymooned in Dubai and a short time later they shared the happy news that they were expecting a baby together.
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