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Winner of 2013 Milliner of the Year Award, Martha Lynn, will be showcasing her creations all this week at the Galway Hat Shop. The annual Golden Egg Fashion Innovation Awards were held in the Radisson Blu Hotel where leading designers and fashion students showcased their work all hoping to win one of the prestigious awards.

People can view the creations of an award winning County Galway milliner, who has worked with internationally acclaimed Philip Treacy, at his pop-up shop at Brown Thomas.

Ballinrobe Racecourse has announced RTE’s Off The Rails presenter, Brendan Courtney, as their judge for theFASHIONshed.com Ladies Day, which will take place on Tuesday June 26.

Ballinrobe Racecourse has announced RTE’s Off The Rails presenter Brendan Courtney as their judge for theFASHIONshed.com Ladies Day on Tuesday next June 26.

Corofin milliner Caithriona King is turning a lot of heads with her stylish hats and head pieces.

Fiona Mangan, a native of Ennis and based in Athenry, set up her millinery label less than one year ago. With her natural creative flair and a background in architecture, she creates truly unique and iconic headwear. Evidence of her natural talent was revealed when she was recently shortlisted as a finalist for the second annual Golden Egg Fashion Innovation Awards.

To help you prepare for spring and summer the Galway Hat Shop is receiving fabulous new accessories daily for the current season.

A Kilkenny woman was last week’s winner of the ‘Innocent Big Knit’ campaign in aid of Age Action Ireland.

Age Action needs 80,000 little hats knitted between now and September and is calling on the people of Mayo to “Cast on in their county colours”. According to a spokesperson for the charity it only takes 20 minutes to knit a little hat (less if you can already knit!) and Age Action is keen to see which county is passionate enough to knit the most hats in its county colours.

Number 34 Shop Street is the shop to visit this week. Whether you are a woman or man, looking for something casual or dressy, you will not beat the fantastic value at the Galway Hat Shop sale shop. Proprietor of the Galway Hat shop, Sandra Divilly, is opening a special sale shop for one week only. Sandra will be the third generation of the Divilly family to trade from Number 34 Shop Street. Both her grandfather Martin Divilly and her father Brian Divilly ran Divilly's Butchers from the premises. Suzanne's Boutique, run by Sandra's mother, was the first ladies’ fashion store on the premises followed by Sasha boutique.