Offaly school shines at Junk Kouture Final in the RDS

SACRED Heart School’s Junk Kouture team, 'Bale on Me',' created by Alannah Peyton, Karen Greene and Mary Dunne competed in the Junk Kouture Dublin City Final at the RDS.

The team continued the school’s extraordinary record in the competition, showcasing their stunning creation in front of a captivated audience.

The 'Bale on Me' dress, made entirely from Bord na Móna briquette straps, wowed the judges with its innovative design and distinctive green colour.

The use of sustainable materials, combined with the creativity behind the concept, ensured the outfit stood out on the final night, making it a true crowd favourite.

This year’s final marks the eighth consecutive year that Sacred Heart School has reached this prestigious stage of the competition.

With two coveted awards already under its belt from 2019 and 2020, the school’s continued success is a testament to its commitment to fostering artistic talent and environmental awareness in its students.

Junk Kouture has become an integral part of the school’s culture, encouraging students to think outside the box and develop sustainable designs. The 'Bale on Me' team’s achievement at the RDS reflects the passion, creativity, and hard work that Sacred Heart’s students consistently bring to the competition.

The school’s participation in Junk Kouture remains a source of pride for the local community, and with such a strong track record, many will be looking forward to what Sacred Heart School’s students will achieve next.