28/10/2021
28/10/2021
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Judges Anna Geary and Triona McCarthy with winner Kate Nally McCormack
Longford woman Kate Nally McCormack is the Bollinger Best Dressed Lady winner for day two.
The Ballymahon native wore a Self Portrait dress, Suzanne Ryan Millinery headpiece, Zara handbag, and Valentino shoes.
Judges Anna Geary and Triona McCarthy with winner Kate Nally McCormack
Kate Nally McCormack
"I'm totally stunned, the competition here is unbelievable, two Longford girls in the final, I'm absolutely thrilled", she said.
The Environmental Health Officer says she comes to the races once a year. "I absolutely love Punchestown, and I want to say a massive thank you to everyone involved. It's a great day out."
Kate said it took her no time at all to put the outfit together.
"Literally I have three little baba's under four, so about thirty minutes, so I'm even more stunned!".
Judges for day two were former Cork camogie star Anna Geary and Sunday Independent columnist Triona McCarthy.
Judge Anna Geary
SuperValu manager Alex Butler from Cork was the first winner of the week, and Kate now joins her going through to the Grand Final on Friday.
Day One winner Alex Butler at Day Two of the festivities, April 25
SEE ALSO: Punchestown results: Day 2 racing results, Wednesday, April 25, 2018
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