Rose culture

SINÉAD de RÓISTE is not the first bicultural candidate in the Rose of Tralee, (Irish Examiner, August 11).

Mon, 16 Aug, 2004 - 01:00

The winner in 1998 was Luzveminda O’Sullivan of Castlebar whose late mother, Florita, was from the province of Antique, Philippines.

I wish Sinéad all the best.

Fr Sean Coyle

San Columbano

PO Box 588

6100 Bacolod City

Philippines

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