‘Acantha’ by Genevieve Keane of Ursuline Secondary School, Tipperary inspired by the story of St Patrick and made from potato sacks, curtains, wool and old carpet. ‘Back to the Future’ by Joshua Osabuehien and Solomon Eduard (model) of Cnoc Mhuire, Co Longford, a futuristic coat of armour against climate change made from an old laundry basket, car wipers, and an old shower mat. ‘Tale of Two Pods’ by Kate Molloy (model), Eimear Keenan and Samantha Irwin of Moate Community School, Co Westmeath, made from 3,000 coffee pods, a broken umbrella, old heels and an old Debs dress. This living dress requires daily water, air and light and is made from pampas grass, moss and black grass. ‘Bohemian Pampas Tree’ by Clodagh Ramsey (model) and Dimo Tate of Wilson’s Hospital School, Co Westmeath. Without further ado, and in no particular order, the nine designs heading for the World Final are: 
The tenth design to represent Ireland at the World Final will then be announced live on RTÉ 2FM's Tracy Clifford Show in June. A public vote will open immediately after the broadcast on 19th May for the audience at home to vote for their favourite.
Tune in to watch the broadcast of the Junk Kouture Powered by RTÉ Dublin City Final Highlights show on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player on Thursday 19th May at 7pm and then head to rte.ie/junkkouture to discover which five designs have been chosen by the Junk Kouture Powered by RTÉ judges to compete for the coveted RTÉ Wildcard place at the World Final.
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