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06 Sept 2025
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The Bollinger Best Dressed Lady at the Punchestown festival last week was Ann-Marie Phelan from Galmoy.
Ann-Marie has a strong Laois connection. Her mother is Marie Kavanagh from Clough.
A teacher who is living in Newbridge Ann-Marie is set to marry her fiancé Paul in November of this year.
Ann-Marie stole the hearts of Vogue Williams and her fellow judges wearing a burnt orange and navy stunning dress with belt by Solace London a Michelle Kearns hat from Hats Amore teamed with a Parfois bag and Penneys heels.
Ann- Marie (31) previously won Best Dressed at the Curragh last year and recently returned from her prize trip to Las Vegas.
The 2017 Bollinger Best Dressed Lady at Punchestown wins a VIP trip for two taking in the Bollinger Estate, Reims and Paris complete with private chauffeur, Michelin-starred dining and luxury accommodation, not to mention a year’s supply of Bollinger to top it all off.
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