Tonight we find out who Rose to occasion

TONIGHT is the night when the new Rose of Tralee will be unveiled — and then crowned by last year’s winner, Australia’s Kathryn Feeney.

Tonight we find out who Rose to occasion
Tue, 21 Aug, 2007 - 01:00
Paul Kelly

“The new Rose of Tralee will have such a lot to look forward to,” said Kathryn, 24.

“I get to crown her on stage and say a few words about how great my year has been — and then it’s all over for me.

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