Mason Roche, aka MXSE, dons his own designed tracksuit next to a garda car on Henry Street
22/02/2019
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22/02/2019
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Mason Roche, aka MXSE, dons his own designed tracksuit next to a garda car on Henry Street
The style stakes were high at Limerick Racecourse for the Sunway Holidays Most Stylish Lady Competition, pictured are Audrey Mitchell, Newport, Carita Conway, Castleconnell, winner, and Therese Conway
Hilary Thompson - dress by In-Vogue Picture: Michael Cowhey
Limerick Rose Hazel Ni Chathasaigh; Fiona Walsh and Michael Noonan, Ballyhoura, launch the walking festival | Picture: Dave Gaynor
Leaders Mary Diamond, Wayne O'Donnell, Felicity Moroney, presenter Kathryn Thomas, David Cryan and Sarah O'Callaghan
Amy and Lisa McNamara, Kilteely, will be strutting their stuff in the final of Top Model Ireland Picture: Grant MacDonald
After 52 years in the modelling industry, Celia Holman Lee puts her great energy down to her good diet and taking care of herself
Stacey Dineen, Knocklong, starred in Canadian reality TV show The Fashion Hero, eventually becoming one of the show’s winners Picture: Adrian Butler
A model showcases one of the designs at last year’s LSAD Graduate Fashion Show Picture: Alan Place
The scene on Fr Russell Road this Thursday morning Picture: Michael Cowhey
Mason Roche, aka MXSE, dons his own designed tracksuit next to a garda car on Henry Street
Newcastle West Court
The field was bought by a city family linked to criminality
The United Airlines transatlantic flight that was diverted to Shannon Airport this Wednesday Picture: Press 22
Kilmallock Court
The incident happened at Hunt’s Lane, off Dominick Street
Hurling manager John Kiely with Alan Feely, Richie English and Paul Browne Picture: Alan Place
Munster's Chris Farrell has been reviewed by the Ireland medical team and is fit to train today
Eoin Macken on the Nightflyers set in Troy Studios Picture: Netflix
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