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Digital creator Ella Deasy, PICTURE: Ella Deasy on Instagram
Ella Deasy, of the iconic Deasy sister trio, has told her 162,000 followers on TikTok that she will begin studying at the University of Limerick this year.
Following the first round of CAO college offers this Wednesday, Ella posted a video on her TikTok page @elladeasy123 with the caption “anyone staying in kilmurry in UL and wanna be friends xxx”.
She revealed in the comments that she will be studying Creative Media and Interactive Design.
One day after it was posted, the video now has 21,400 likes and 220,500 views.
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Ella, along with sisters Zara and Tori, became TikTok-famous through the Deasy’s Centra TikTok page, @centra_clarecastle.
As their posts started consistently going viral, the trio began creating content for Centra Ireland’s TikTok page, which has 32,000 followers on the social media site.
The Deasy’s Centra TikTok page has accumulated 113,200 followers on the app as a result of the sisters’ popularity, with the page having received seven million likes altogether.
The girls’ joint account, @deasysisters has 108,500 followers and 3.6 million likes.
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