Love Island’s Molly-Mae Hague has cancelled her weekend trip to Ennis.

During the reality television show, the Queens Nightclub announced that the social media influencer would be appearing in Ennis for a meet and greet due to take place in August. Tickets had been selling for the event but on Tuesday morning, they confirmed Molly-Mae had postponed her trip to Clare.

“Due to unforeseen circumstances Love Island’s Molly-Mae Hague has had to postpone her appearance at Queens Nightclub Ennis this Saturday Night. She would like to apologies to all her fans. Full refunds available on tickets already purchased from both eventbrite.com and Kaffeine. Stay tuned to our social Media Accounts for further updates. Apologies for any inconvenience caused,” the Ennis venue said.

Molly-Mae is dating professional boxer Tommy Fury is currently in Los Angeles and has not commented on the postponement which comes days after winners Greg O’Shea and Amber Rose Gill spent the weekend in Co Clare.

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