A wax figure of the late Sinead O'Connor has been unveiled at the National Wax Museum in Dublin.
It comes ahead of the "Nothing Compares 2 U" singer's first anniversary on Friday.
The model of the legendary Irish singer is wax artist PJ Heraghty's last sculpture, after more than 40 years in the business.
Speaking at the reveal of the wax work, he said he hoped Sinead would be happy with his work.
"I did the best I could, so sorry Sinead if you don't like it, but hopefully you do."
A waxwork has been revealed of the late Sinead O’Connor at the @waxmuseumplus ahead of her first anniversary tomorrow #sineadoconnor pic.twitter.com/UbNJa5WJK7
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The museum is already home to recreations of the likes of Bono, Phil Lynott, Ryan Tubridy, and Jedward.
