Women get final say on culchies

IT’S the alternative to the Rose of Tralee - and right on its doorstep.

Women get final say on culchies
Fri, 22 Oct, 2004 - 01:00
Jim Morahan

Except no women or people from Dublin are allowed to enter this weekend’s rival north Kerry event.

“They’re two very simple rules really. They’re easy to adhere to,” said Paddy Rock, organiser of the 14th National Culchie Festival in Lisselton village.

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