Úna Foden and Rachel Stevens have been confirmed as the new coaches on The Voice of Ireland on RTÉ One, joining Bressie and Kian Egan when the show returns in January 2015.
The Saturdays' Foden said of her new role: "I'm delighted to be a part of the fantastic team behind The Voice of Ireland; I love the show and I can't wait to sit in that chair."
She continued: "I know the talent that Ireland has to offer so that button is going to see a lot of action. I'm excited to be working with Bressie, Kian and Rachel but it will be me who finds this year's winner!"
Solo artist and former S Club 7 star Stevens said: "I'm a big fan of The Voice so I can't wait to join the team of coaches on The Voice of Ireland this year."
Stevens continued: "I'm sure it will be great fun, but most of all, I'm looking forward to listening to the great vocal talent that Ireland has to offer each week and to securing a team of people who have excited me enough to make me push that button for them.
"When I turn my chair, it will be for someone really special who gets under my skin and I truly believe has what it takes to make it to the final."
Filming on The Voice of Ireland's Blind Auditions begin this month, with the show back on RTÉ One on January 4 2015.
The winner of the most recent series, Brendan McCahey, will release his single Sweet Love on October 31.
It is taken from his album To Where I Begin, out November 14.
Larry Bass of the show's producers Screentime Shinawil said of the upcoming series: "We are delighted to announce this year's coach line-up. It's a welcome return for two-time winner Bressie and Kian Egan. Kian is seeking his first win, although he came close before - Kian is determined to win this year!
"New to the coach line-up we have Úna Foden, who has done it all in the world of music, including entering shows like this. Úna stuck at it and has had a remarkable career with The Saturdays. Úna as a Tipperary girl will know exactly what it takes to get to the top.
"And finally, we introduce Rachel Stevens to Irish audiences as a coach. Rachel has also scaled the heights of the pop world, not only as a member of S Club 7, but also with her solo career, so we look forward to Rachel adding even more glamour to The Voice this year."
John McHugh, Head of Entertainment RTÉ, added: "I am thrilled that Úna Foden and Rachel Stevens have joined The Voice of Ireland and I know they'll be an amazing addition to the show. Both Úna and Rachel are talented artists with a string of hits and have the expertise to spot a star.
"It'll be interesting to see how Kian and Bressie will react, as competition between the coaches is bound to intensify this year."
