Woman at centre of one of Rose of Tralee's greatest mysteries to attend 2024 contest

Woman at centre of one of Rose of Tralee's greatest mysteries to attend 2024 contest

Claire Dubendorfer was crowned Rose of Tralee in 1972.

Mon, 19 Aug, 2024 - 19:18
Neil Michael

The woman at the centre of one of the longest unsolved mysteries in the history of the Rose of Tralee competition is due to attend this year’s contest.

The 1972 Rose, Claire Schmid Furrer, will be among 25 Rose of Tralee winners attending this weekend.

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