The National Wax Museum says it's due to unforeseen circumstances.
A planned unveiling for a new waxwork figure of Sinead O'Connor has been postponed.
The National Wax Museum says it's due to unforeseen circumstances, and a new launch date will be announced in due course.
It's apologising for any inconvenience.
The museum last week announced plans for the new figure, after the original waxwork of the singer received backlash due to a lack of resemblance to the icon.
Owner of the museum, Westmeath's Paddy Dunning says he was disappointed at the time that the piece did not meet their high standards.
He was the first and last person to record her music at Grouse Lodge Studios in Westmeath, before her passing.
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