Classic ensemble wins Ladies’ Day award at Leopardstown

Classic 1950s style stole the day at Leopardstown yesterday where a Cork woman dressed in Donegal tweed won the Ladies’ Day award.

Classic ensemble wins Ladies’ Day award at Leopardstown
Sun, 01 Jan, 2017 - 00:00
Claire O'Sullivan

In Limerick, Breda Butler, from Thurles, Co Tipperary, took the big prize in the Most Stylish Ladies’ Day competition with a turquoise trouser suit.

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CourtsRacingSportLeopardstownLimerickFashionBeautyLadies DayPlace: LeopardstownPlace: DonegalPlace: LimerickPlace: Thurles,Place: Co TipperaryPlace: MillstreetPlace: Co CorPlace: ArdmorePlace: Co WaterfordPlace: TownhousePlace: Stephen’s GreenPlace: DublinPlace: LyonsPlace: KildarePlace: Limerick RacecoursePlace: Breda ButlerPlace: LanzarotePlace: KilkennyPlace: KerryPlace: Co GalwayPerson: ButlerPerson: Gillian GilbournePerson: CliffPerson: Marc MillineryPerson: Amy HubermanPerson: GillianPerson: Orla ButlerPerson: Sonya LennonPerson: Bairbre PowerPerson: Sharon KennedyPerson: Jean SheahanPerson: Niamh KennyPerson: Zoe ConwayEvent: LeopardstownEvent: Most Stylish Ladies’ DayEvent: Lyons Style StakesEvent: DayEvent: Shannon Airport Christmas Racing FestivalEvent: Ryanair DayEvent: Christmas FestivalOrganisation: Cliff House HotelOrganisation: Sunway
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