These girls are where It's at;

Like a gathering storm, their names have been filling the nightlife columns of newspapers in recent months and their pictures and profiles have been covering pages in the top fashion glossies – but who are Ireland’s hottest IT girls?

GEORGIA SALPA

With her long dark hair, 25in waist, 30F chest and stunning Greek looks - it’s no wonder that Georgia Salpa has become one of Ireland’s most popular models. But her appearances on the TV show Celebrity Salon - and her subsequent romance with Calum Best - have catapulted the dark haired beauty onto the front page of nearly every tabloid. When Best asked to marry her over cocktails on a recent episode, it sparked what could only be described as a media feeding frenzy.Even without an engagement ring, of all the celebrities, Georgia looks set to benefit most from her involvement in the series. OK! Magazine approached the model about doing a shoot after seeing photographs of her with Best. There are rumours of Channel 5 contacting her about a new series of Big Brother.

UNA HEALY

Saturdays babe Una Healy says Irish girls are the best looking on the planet, but there's just one exception - her. Gorgeous Una, 28, has a perfect face, killer curves, and a body to die for. She even smashed her way into the top 20 in the FHM Sexiest Women of 2010, coming in at 19. But despite all this, and her raunchy stage act with one of the hottest girl groups around, Una claims she's just not sexy. She said: "I don't feel like this famous, sexy pop star at all. I just don't think like that. I'm not big-headed at all and neither are any of the other girls in the group.
When I look in the mirror I don't feel like this sex kitten or something.." Una, from Thurles, Co Tipperary, admits there's no competition out there, with Girls Aloud on a break, but denies The Saturdays are rolling in cash. "We still have a long way to go, we're not going to sit back and rest on our laurels or anything. I'm extremely proud of our success and I want to maintain it. And we're lucky in that we have some of the most dedicated fans in the world."

VOGUE WILSON

One of the stars of RTE reality show Fade Street, secured the top spot in Image magazine's countdown of bright sparks to watch in 2011 - and their prediction was right on the money. The statuesque 24-year-old model and DJ certainly seems to be on a roll at the moment with a slew of modeling assignments and DJ assignments but it’s her blossoming relationship with Brian McFadden that’s really made people sit up and take notice. They were snapped together in Australia, pulling luggage through airports and hanging out in cafes – sparking gossip of a romance. The pair were first linked when McFadden came back to Ireland after splitting with Australian singer Delta Goodrem.

ROZANNA PURCELL

She's been on top of the Universe for a year now and there's still no stopping stunning model Rozanna Purcell. Since winning Miss Universe Ireland in 2010 the 20-year-old beauty's life has changed beyond recognition, especially once she signed with Donald Trump's model agency weeks after the competition finished. She told The Mirror: "It was so surreal when Donald Trump came up to me personally and asked me to join. I couldn't believe it. The last year has been amazing for me. I love New York it has always been my favorite city." The model has recently landed a lucrative contract as the new face of Gosh cosmetics. No doubt her star will continue to rise.

KATIE MCGRATH

Two years ago she was known only for being spotted out and about with Jonathan Rhys Meyers, who was said to be besotted with the Dublin beauty. Fast forward to now and 26-year-old Irish actress Katie McGrath is moving fast up the acting career ladder. Starting out as a wardrobe assistant on The Tudors before catching the eye of the on-set directors and producers, Trinity graduate Katie was cast in Merlin, the BBC fantasy drama. Today, the Irish actress has just finished filming W.E., a film biopic of Wallis Simpson directed by none other than Madonna. Cast as a former flame of King Edward who introduces him to the U.S. socialite, Katie told In Style that the Material Girl proved inspirational. 'Madonna's amazing,' she said. 'It's incredible how she's accomplished so much in one lifetime. And she doesn't stop.'

OLIVIA WILDE

Best known for starring opposite Hugh Laurie in the world's most-watched TV show, the US medical drama House, Olivia Wilde is becoming one of the hottest names in Hollywood. The brunette beauty is the daughter of Andrew Cockburn, an Irish journalist, and Leslie Cockburn, a TV producer and writer. She spent her summers in Ardmore, County Waterford in Ireland, and at 18 changed her surname from Cockburn to Wilde. At only 27, she has a slew of hit movies under her belt having played Quorra, a tough cyber-warrior, opposite Jeff Bridges in the sci-fi blockbuster Tron: Legacy and she has also appeared alongside Daniel Craig in Cowboys & Aliens. Most recently she’s been romantically linked to actor Bradley Cooper, who co-stars with her in the thriller 'The Words'. The movie also stars Jeremy Irons, Zoe Saldana and Dennis Quaid.

ROSANNA DAVISON

Rosanna Davison combines doe-eyed beauty, unremitting ambition and society contacts to devastating effect .Rosanna is impressively focused about the direction of her own future,- despite having what seems a vast number of agencies behind her - Storm management in London, her Irish agency, a German agency - she’s made no secret of that fact that she has ambitions to break into TV presenting. Rosanna is currently one of the stars of the hit show Celebrity Salon and many are predicting big things for her after her success on the reality show. Behind the scenes she is involved with numerous charities include - Spinal Injuries Ireland, Irish Water Safety and the ISPCA.

AOIBHINN NI SHUILLEABHAIN

AS PART of one the glamorous couples in recent years, Aoibhinn Ni Shuilleabhain should be used to life in the limelight. But the RTE host and teacher, who split from Ryan Tubridy last year, is carving a niche for herself as a TV presenter... Soon to host her own show on RTE - An Cor - the presenter told Irish Tatler, 'I would like to have a house in the west of Ireland and little people but we will see.' A regular on The Panel over the past few years, the physics graduate is a full-time teacher in Tallaght's St Mark's Community School.