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Photos: SoSueMe and Louise Cooney Tayto Lunchtime Event at the Parkway

Suzanne Jackson and Louise Cooney a the Tayto Lunchtime event fashion show at the Parkway Shopping Center. Photo: David Woodland Photography

The Tayto Lunchtime event on Monday, March 20 in Limerick Parkway Shopping Centre allowed the public to be entertained on their lunch aided by a string of well-known faces.

One of Ireland’s leading fashion and beauty bloggers – SoSueMe’s Suzanne Jackson and Limerick’s very own fashion and lifestyle blogger – Louise Cooney, entertained the crowds. They provided their top tips on S/S17 with a fashion show and sharing some style dos and don’ts!

Suzanne Jackson is one of Ireland’s leading fashion and beauty bloggers! Suzanne created SoSueMe.ie, a one-stop shop for celebrity fashion, beauty and lifestyle in July 2010 and since the success of her ‘little’ blog has succeeded all expectations being voted one of the most influential fashion websites in Ireland, and Irelands Best Blogger with Stellar Magazine in 2015.


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Sue is in demand more and more each day as she is fast becoming the one to watch on the Irish fashion scene. SoSueMe.ie will definitely give readers a taste of fashion, lifestyle and beauty and they can further satisfy their couture cravings by catching Sue regularly featuring on Ireland’s TV3’s Xposé and Ireland AM in association with her agency; 1st Options Model Management!

Louise Cooney is a Fashion, Lifestyle & Travel blogger currently based in Dublin, Ireland. With a background in Communications & Marketing, she is currently working full-time in the Marketing Department for Tourism Ireland. Hailing from Limerick, Ireland, Louise is 24 years old and always looking for a new adventure. After spending the past year living in New York she began documenting her day to day experiences, outfits, travels and inspirations and in turn, this blog is a creative outlet for those things.

Louise most recently won Best Fashion Blog in the Blog Awards Ireland 2016. She has worked with some of the fashion industry’s leading retailers including Karen Millen, French Connection, River Island, Oasis, Dorothy Perkins, Boohoo, Primark, NEXT and much more. Louise has been featured in International and National publications such as Teen Vogue, TeenVogue.com, The Independent, The Irish Examiner, U Magazine, Stellar Magazine, Xposé Magazine, and Evoke.ie.

With the help of these incredible fashion icons, the Tayto Lunchtime event was a huge success. It was an extravaganza filled with style, fashion and food which left the people of Limerick with a lunchtime they’re not soon to forget.

It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time
It's not lunch time it's Tayto time


Photos: David Woodlands Photography

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