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WATCH: British Media claim Rachael Blackmore
GB News have nominated Irish jockey Rachael Blackmore for the "Greatest Briton" award.
Blackmore, who hails from Killenaule in County Tipperary, was controversially nominated for a British award alongside the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and MP Jeremy Hunt.
The female Irish jockey recently won the Cheltenham Gold Cup onboard A Plus Tard as she continues to impress in the horse racing world.
Watch the cringe-worthy clip below:
The Dan Wootton Tonight panel nominate today's Greatest Briton:
— GB News (@GBNEWS) March 22, 2022
Rachael Blackmore
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Jeremy Hunt MP
GB News on YouTube: https://t.co/Wa58gYGZwF pic.twitter.com/pGsjZ0ZIHA
Fitzgerald's Bar in Thomondgate will host the event
Mayor Francis Foley officially unveiled the memorial bench with Yvonne and Sarah Finucane | PICTURES: Liam Burke
Dr Sinéad O'Brien (left) has been the reigning Rose of Tralee since 2019
Members of Castleconnell Tidy Towns committee, juniors and volunteers, pictured before a recent litter pick
Gardai at Henry Street are investigating
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