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Rachael Blackmore with fans at the Hurling for Cancer match
Doyenna, the Valerie and Diana Cooper-owned granddaughter of Opera Hat, showed plenty of family flair when winning at the Tramore Festival.
The winning five-year-old is pictured with Kieran Buckley with Diana Cooper left, Lady Waterdord, Valerie Cooper and trainer Lorna Fowler. On the right of Doyenna are Jane Griffon and Anna McSparron \ Healy Racing
IT wasn’t just the star hurlers who were mobbed by the fans at this week’s Hurling for Cancer match (see report pages 10-11) at St Conleth’s in Newbridge.
To mark the 250th anniversary of Daniel O'Connell's birthday, Paddy Waldron did some research and came up with some amazing revelations
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