Rose of Tralee in full bloom again

AFTER surviving a financial crisis that threatened its future, the Rose of Tralee Festival will go ahead in late August.

Rose of Tralee in full bloom again
Thu, 01 Jul, 2004 - 01:00
Donal Hickey

Festival managing director Anthony O’Gara promised yesterday the festival would be “entertaining, vibrant, interesting and very successful”.

“2004 is the beginning of restoring our festival to its rightful place as Ireland’s premier international festival,” he pledged.

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