27/10/2021
27/10/2021
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Enda Kenny commits serious fashion faux-pas ahead of Waterford cycle
The fashion choices of former Taoiseach Enda Kenny have been called into serious question ahead of a charity cycle in Waterford this weekend.
Kenny, who stepped away from his role as Taoiseach in 2017, was photographed ahead of the Uniphar Cross Cycle, based in Dungarvan and due to commence on Thursday.
Donning a Mayo GAA tracksuit emblazoned with his initials, the former Taoiseach looks well kitted-out, but his old footwear seems to have caught the eye of eagle-eyed social media users.
PICTURED: Former Taoiseach Enda Kenny goes full 'smart-caj' mode ahead of charity cycle
It appears he can't let go of the sharp-dressing, suit-wearing politician he once was, so he's hanging onto the shoes for the time being with one commenter saying, "the shoes go well with Enda's tracksuit."
Despite his fashion faux pas, the Mayo man is being applauded for supporting the charity cycle which aims to raise money for the CROSS Cancer Research Charity.
To date, the event has raised over €400,000 for the charity and gets underway again on Thursday evening. You can find out more by clicking here.
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