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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Picture left Genevieve Keane of Ursuline Second. Pictured Right Clodagh Ramsey from Wilson Hospital School,Co Westmeathary School,Thurles
Picture left Genevieve Keane of Ursuline Secondary School,Thurles (Left) The creation 'Acantha' inspired by the story of St Patrick was desIgned and created from potato sacks,curtains,wool and old carpet.
Pictured Right Clodagh Ramsey from Wilson Hospital School,Co Westmeath pictured at the Junk Kouture 2022 Final at the Bord Gais Energy Theatre,Dublin. The creation 'Bohemian Pampas Tree' was desIgned Clodagh and fellow student Dimo Tate. The living dress requires daily water,air and light and is made from pampas grass, moss and black grass. Pic Brian McEvoy No Repro fee
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