Diamonds top style stakes at Fairyhouse

DIAMONDS really are a girl’s best friend, as a fashionable woman from Kildare can testify.

Diamonds top style stakes at Fairyhouse
Tue, 25 Mar, 2008 - 00:00
Sean O’Riordan

Aoidin Sammon from Kilcock collected the award for most stylish lady at Fairyhouse racecourse yesterday, and for her efforts took away a breathtaking 18-carat white gold diamond bracelet worth €7,000.

Ms Sammon wore what the judges described as “an amazing ensemble from high street stores”.

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