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Siobhan Kennedy from Tournafulla won the Best Dressed Lady title at the Listowel Races
SIOBHAN Kennedy from Tournafulla was crowned Best Dressed Lady on Style Stakes Sunday at the Listowel June Bank Holiday Festival Races last Sunday.
Siobhan has attended Listowel Races for 15 years but had never won a Ladies Day title before. However, her classic, full length black and white jumpsuit from Pure Boutique and a hat rented from Anne Marie Hats Amore caught the eye of judge, designer to the stars, Don O’Neill.
As the winner of Style Stakes Sunday, Siobhan was presented with a €500 cash prize as well as generous gift bags sponsored by McGuire's Pharmacy and a pair of exclusively designed earrings by Mary Mulhall, Inish Designs.
Horse racing at Listowel dates back to 1858. With a two day festival in June and a seven day ‘Harvest Festival’ in September it’s one of Ireland’s showcase racing events.
READ MORE: Limerick jockey Billy Lee enjoys five winners in one week of racing
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