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Tipperary students from two schools have been chosen to take part in the finals of fashion competition Junk Kouture.
The two teams of students were announced as finalists for the Southern region of the competition, during the regional finals which took place at The Helix in Dublin yesterday evening.
The first design to qualify was 'Inflation Sensation' designed by students Caoimhe, Lucy and Elyzah from Loreto Secondary School Clonmel.
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The second design from a Tipperary school to qualify as a Southern finalist was 'No M-Alice In This Palace' designed by Sarah Creed, Emma Hobbert and Alanna Manton, who are all transition year students at Cashel Community School.
Tonight more Tipperary designers will take to the stage for night two of the regional finals of the competition.
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