Issue 30: Summer 2026 | Orla Chennaoui

Name: Issue 30: Summer 2026 | Orla Chennaoui
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From the very beginning of this year, conversations began about welcoming the beautiful Orla Chennaoui to the cover of Femme Country Magazine and as the months unfolded, it became increasingly clear that there could be no more fitting woman to lead our Summer 2026 edition. A broadcaster who has become one of the most respected voices in sport, Orla has built an extraordinary career through unwavering determination, journalistic excellence and an authentic passion for storytelling. In her exclusive cover interview, Orla reflects candidly on the gender stigmas she encountered at the beginning of

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Issue 30: Summer 2026 | Orla Chennaoui

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