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In pictures: Frocks, hats, donkeys and lovely ladies at the Dublin Horse Show

It was Ladies’ Day today at the Dublin Horse Show. Have a look inside and see what you make of the winning dress…

IT WAS LADIES’ Day at the Dublin Horse Show in the RDS today.

The Best Dressed Lady made her own dress… from curtain fabric. Yvette Byrne from Ardattin in Co. Carlow is a fashion student at Griffith College.

Get a load of the frocks, hats, and everything in between as the festivities continued under glorious sunshine…

In pictures: Frocks, hats, donkeys and lovely ladies at the Dublin Horse Show

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Looking for Shrek? Pic: Michelle Geraghty
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Kate and 5-year-old Annie Mitchell (in centre)from Athlone today at the Dublin horse Show at the RDS Photo: Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland
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Katie Faulkner with her son Hugo age 4 from Stepaside Photo: Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland
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Most creative Hat winner Carol Kennelly from Tralee Photo: Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland
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Best Dressed Lady, Yvette Byrne from Ardattin, Carlow today at the Blossom Hill Ladies Day competition during the Discover Ireland Dublin horse Show at the RDS, Dublin. Photo: Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland
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Marcel Pic: Michelle Geraghty
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