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07 Sept 2025
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07 Sept 2025
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All pictures: Brian Arthur photography
THE FIRST Ennis street fashion show took place on Saturday, December 2, to mark the opening of the pedestrian zone in O'Connell street.
Hosting the show was Celia Holman Lee as MC and the Holman Lee Agency models strutted the streets in the latest seasonal style from local boutiques in the Clare town.
The show was held in association with Ennis Municipal District and Clare County Council and saw keen-Christmas shoppers and curious onlookers gather for the show, which was a success.
Despite cold temperatures, the crowds spirits weren't dampened, as both male and female models showcased winter outfits on the cobblestoned streets.
Press the arrow buttons to see some of the looks which featured on the day!
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