Inside Eurovision star Niamh Kavanagh's cosy Carrickfergus family home

Eurovision star Niamh Kavanagh has shared a glimpse inside her cosy family home in Co Antrim.

The Irish singer, who sang the winning entry at the Eurovision Song Contest 1993, has lived in Carrickfergus for over 25 years and raised her two sons Jack and Tom in her stunning house.

In a recent episode of RTE's Keys To My Life, she gave viewers a look inside her house, which is full of warm and cosy interiors.

Speaking to host Brendan Courtney, she joked: "I cleaned it special!"

"I'm 25 years here, I can't believe I've been up here that long," she continued as she showed him her home. "Raised my kids with my husband, lots of kids, lots of dogs."

Elsewhere on the show, Niamh opened up about how the family's life changed after her husband Paul had a stroke.

She said: "It was a big deal, but the main thing was maintaining us as a couple and as equals in the sense of loving each other rather than me minding him.

"It has been a lovely gift because we discovered that we still enjoy each other. It doesn't matter how we were because we were able to use our friendship and our love to find our sweet spot again because we had to."

Check out the snaps of her beautiful home in our gallery below...