The Tipperary Rose Of Tralee Centre is proud to present the 2018 Tipperery Rose of Tralee selection at The Anner Hotel, Thurles, this Saturday night, March 31st, with doors opening at 7:30pm.
Tipperary Ladies Who Will Vie For The Title “Rose of Tralee 2018”.
Miss Katie Cleary, representing SuperValu Co-Op, aged 23, from Barnaleen, Donohill.
Miss Aine Ryan, representing Whitechurch Consulting, aged 26, from Kildangan, Nenagh.
Miss Danielle Ryan, representing Cashel Stoves and Fireplace Fitters, aged 18, from Cashel.
Miss Sarah Power, The Old School House, aged 24, from Littleton, Thurles.
Miss Chelsey Power, representing Miss Ellie’s Takeaway, aged 24, from Clonmel.
Miss Aoife O’Neill, representing O’Ceallachains, Carrick-on-Suir, aged 27, from Burncourt, Cahir.
Miss Laura Carroll, representing Campus Life Services, aged 27, from Nenagh.
Miss Siobhan Hynes, representing O’ Sullivan’s Pharmacy, aged 19 from Clonmel, Tipperary.
Miss Michelle Ryan, representing Philips Furniture Nenagh / Susan Ryan Travel Counsellor, aged 26, from Nenagh.
Miss Michelle McLaughlin, representing Pride of Tipperary, aged 20, from Tipperary.
Miss Lauren Enright, representing Dolan’s Supervalu Cahir, aged 20, from Cahir.
Miss Emma Wright, representing Wright Sound and Lighting, aged 18, from Roscrea.
Miss Megan Clancy, representing In the Wardrobe, aged 22, from Clonmel.
Miss Ashlee Hally, representing Lava Rock Restaurant, aged 23, from Grange, Clonmel.
Miss Lauren Fitzgerald, representing Galileo Cafe, aged 19, from Cahir.
Miss Emma English, representing Rea Clarke Hennessy, aged 26, Carhue, from Dundrum.
Miss Laura Durkan, representing Irish Kidney Association, aged 26, from Glenconnor, Clonmel.
Best of luck to all those taking part.
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