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PICTURES: Can you spot yourself or anyone you know at Day 1 of the Punchestown Festival?
The festival was off to a great start on Tuesday with massive crowds gathering to kick off the festivities
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The craic is well and truly underway as Day 1 of the Punchestown Festival kicked off on Tuesday. Luckily for racegoers, the sun was shining in Kildare and it looks like that sunny spring weather is set to continue for the next few days.
Take a sneak peak at all the style and glamour at the first day of the festival to see if you spot any familiar faces!
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