Silver lining sought for festival rose tiara

ORGANISERS of the Rose of Tralee Festival are giving people the chance to have their words set in silver.

Silver lining sought for festival rose tiara
Wed, 23 Jul, 2003 - 01:00
Mícheál Lehane

A new rose tiara to mark the 45th year of the festival was unveiled in Dublin yesterday, and the search is on for the perfect inscription.

Six rose winners, including Alice O'Sullivan, Josie Ruane, Orla Burke, Sinead Boyle, Kirsty Flynn and Tamara Gervasoni, unveiled the crown.

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