Glitz and glamour reign in Rose Dome

THERE was little talk of world peace in Kerry yesterday.

Glitz and glamour reign in Rose Dome
Tue, 26 Aug, 2008 - 01:00

People were more concerned with the rain, landslides and travelling to Croke Park for the replay with Cork on Sunday.

This mood summed up this year’s Rose of Tralee festival. Next year the darling Rose of the Kingdom hits the big 50 and that’s what really has people excited. There was even talk of Gay Byrne co-presenting next year’s show with current presenter Ray D’Arcy.

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