‘Tralee needs to be prouder’ says Rose festival chief in continuing battle for funding

One of the country’s top festivals, the Rose of Tralee, is continuing to battle for funding.

‘Tralee needs to be prouder’ says Rose festival chief in continuing battle for funding
Mon, 06 Aug, 2018 - 06:00

By Anne Lucey

One of the country’s top festivals, the Rose of Tralee, is continuing to battle for funding.

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