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Principals Úna Uí Ghríofa, Laurel Hill Coláiste and James Collins, Laurel Hill Secondary School, Celia Holman Lee, Asta Lee and models along with students and parents Picture: Lisa Carey Photography
THE annual Laurel Hill Schools Spring/Summer Fashion Show is set to take place next month at The Strand Hotel, Ennis Road.
Now in its 48th year, it proudly holds the title of the longest-running annual fashion show in Limerick and is the largest school fashion show in Munster, welcoming an audience of over 500 guests each year.
The event will be held on March 5 at 7.30pm and will be compèred by Celia Holman Lee, with models from the Holman Lee Agency presenting collections from Ber McNamara, Brass Boutique, Brown Thomas, Earls & Pearls, Marlene & Co, Pamela Scott, Sinéad’s Boutique, and The Zip Yard.
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A total of 36 fifth-year students will take to the catwalk, modelling elegant ball gowns from Dani’s Closet and Pamela Scott, along with sportswear from So Hockey.
New for 2026 is a formal men's eveningwear segment, featuring tuxedos modelled by male students from neighbouring schools, provided by Esquire Formal Wear.
All proceeds from the event will benefit educational and extracurricular programmes at Laurel Hill Coláiste and Laurel Hill Secondary School. Tickets cost €20 and are available online via the schools’ Instagram pages.
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