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‘A night of pure entertainment, fun and dancing’: Punchestown Ball is back for 2023!
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The highly-anticipated Punchestown Ball is back for 2023.
This year, the prestigious event aims to raise funds for the Kildare branch of Down Syndrome Ireland, in order to help them find a new home.
Organisers said: "From 1930, and for 46 years, the Punchestown Ball was the pinnacle of the horse racing Social Calendar in Ireland.
"The glamour is back after racing concludes at Killashee Hotel on April 28.
"This is a night of pure entertainment, fun and dancing... No speeches, nothing too formal, except the attire.
The organisers continued: "Discounts are available for group bookings of eight or more.
"Please text or call 0877888600 for the group promo code.
"Save 33 per cent per ticket when you book 30 or more tickets.
Tickets available here.
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