Una Healy 'truly honoured' as she receives Tipperary award with new boyfriend

Una Healy has said she is “truly honoured” to receive a Tipperary award as she stepped out with her new boyfriend.

The Saturdays singer was presented with the President's Award by the County Tipperary Chamber of Commerce at its Business Awards on Friday night.

She was also joined by her parents Anne and John Healy on the night to celebrate the special occasion.

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Delighted to be accepting her award, Una wrote: "OMG thank you so much" as she shared the award on social media.

And in the caption of her post, she told how she was "truly honoured" to have received The County Tipperary Chamber Presidential Award 2024.

She added: "Thank you so much @sarah_fogarty1 and @countytipperarychamber for this incredible recognition.

"A big congratulations to all the Tipperary Business nominees and award winners!

"I’ve always been so proud to represent our amazing County Tipperary and will continue to fly the flag."

Una wore a red form fitting gown with a tulle fishtail hem, and looked stunning at the event. Her dress was from Phoenix Vire in Cork, priced at €1,450.

Una Healy and boyfriend Aidan Coleman at the Gladiator II premiere
(Image: Instagram)

Her new beau Aidan also turned up in style in a tux as he supported Una on the night.

Una and Aidan’s new romance was rumoured back in August when the couple enjoyed a holiday together.

In September, the pair were spotted attending a wedding together in Thurles and later that month they were pictured partying with friends in Dublin.

In early November, the duo attended The Irish Post Awards at The Grosvenor House Hotel in London, marking their first public appearance together.

At the height of his career, Aidan won the 2021 Champion Chase at Cheltenham Festival and has more than 1,200 wins under his belt.

Aidan was considered one of the top riders in the industry when his career came to a devastating halt following an injury.

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