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06 Sept 2025
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PICTURES: Plenty of craic as people in high spirits at Punchestown Festival
Can you spot yourself or anyone you know in these photos?
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Punchestown 2025 got underway on Tuesday with huge crowds turning out for one of the biggest weeks in Irish horse racing. With sunny weather shining down on lucky racegoers, there has been a great atmosphere of fun and craic at the racecourse in Kildare so far.
Check out some of the photos captured at the races!
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