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PICTURES: Fashion, sunshine and plenty of laughs at the Punchestown Festival
Thousands of racegoers have gathered in Kildare since Tuesday for one of the best weeks in Irish horse racing
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The atmosphere at Punchestown has been electric so far as thousands have attended Day 1 and Day 2 of the festival. With punters in such high spirits, people were more than happy to stop by our cut-out for a cheeky photo!
Do you recognise any familiar faces in any of these photos from our cut-out?
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