"He’s here and he’s perfect."

Huge congratulations are in order for Evanne Ní Chuilinn who has become a mum for the third time. The RTÉ broadcaster and her husband Brian Fitzsimons welcomed a baby boy into the world on January 4th. The couple chose the sweetest moniker for their son, as Evanne confirmed his name is Teidí - a stunning Irish name that has grown in popularity in recent years. The proud mum shared a photo of baby Teidí on Instagram. "He’s here and he’s perfect," she wrote alongside a photo of her adorable little boy. "Our little 10 pound 4 ounce buster arrived after lunch today Jan 4th - by far the most emotional arrival, after such a long journey." The mum-of-three said, "We are just so so happy and grateful." "Teidí Dermot Fitzsimons, fáilte romhat, grá mo chroí," Evanne added. She also praised the staff at The Coombe Hospital in Dublin. She said that our healthcare workers, particularly those working in maternity hospitals are "angels." "Staff at the Coombe are under savage pressure, and they are angels, as always," she wrote. "Special thanks to Prof Mary Wingfield and her amazing team at @merrion_fertility_clinic for helping us bring Teidí into the world. In an interview with Independent.ie, the broadcaster revealed it took three years for her to get pregnant with her "miracle baby". She conceived her third child after a round of IVF. Evanne is also a mum to 9-year-old Séimi and 6-year-old Peigi.