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ROSE of Tralee Tamara Gervasoni has claimed that shoplifting was a symptom of her eating disorder.

Thu, 13 Mar, 2003 - 00:00

Evelyn Ring

Tamara, who yesterday resumed her duties as Festival Rose, said she was not aware that she had allegedly shoplifted an item worth less than 50 in Longford Shopping Centre last December.

A file on the incident is still with the Director of Public Prosecutions.

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Courts Place: Longford Shopping Centre Place: Dublin Place: Ireland Place: Longford Person: Rose Person: Tralee Person: Tamara Gervasoni Person: Tamara Person: Festival Rose Person: Director of Public Prosecutions Person: Donna O’Connor Person: O’Connor Person: Siobhán Hanley Event: Rose of Tralee International Festival Organisation: Irish National Eating Disorders Association Organisation: INEDA Organisation: Bodywhys

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