The dress was made from recycled everyday farm objects.
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Secondary school students Holly, Caoimhe and Amy from Tuam, Co Galway used their budding designer skills to show the perils of working on a farm.
The students who all hail from farming backgrounds created a unique costume to highlight how dangerous a profession farming is.
As they say, farmers are 10 times more likely to be killed at work than any other worker which is often due to taking unnecessary, excessive risks.
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Model Amy wearing the dress.
They used everyday objects from around their farm to create the Egyptian-style dress, such as recycled hi-vis vests, ear tags, insulation tape and meat skewers and wire.
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Secondary school students Holly, Caoimhe and Amy from Tuam, Co Galway used their budding designer skills to show the perils of working on a farm.
The students who all hail from farming backgrounds created a unique costume to highlight how dangerous a profession farming is.
As they say, farmers are 10 times more likely to be killed at work than any other worker which is often due to taking unnecessary, excessive risks.
Model Amy wearing the dress.
They used everyday objects from around their farm to create the Egyptian-style dress, such as recycled hi-vis vests, ear tags, insulation tape and meat skewers and wire.
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