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| PICTURE: Instagram/@roseoftraleefestival
Do you fancy becoming the next International Rose of Tralee well applications are now open for the 2024 festival.
Selections will take place across 32 centres nationally and worldwide and this year's Roses gathered at The Jeanie Johnston, a historical landmark in Dublin to launch this year’s search for Roses.
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Sharing a post on Instagram to the Rose of Tralee Festival page, New York Rose of Tralee Róisín Wiley encouraged people to apply saying: “What a surreal and exciting moment to be here launching the 2024 International Rose of Tralee Festival with some of my fellow Roses and Rose Escorts. Although it may sound cliché, applying to be the New York Rose (twice!) has been the best decision I’ve ever made. Participating in the festival has beyond exceeded my expectations in terms of the friendships you make, fun you have, and opportunities that come your way,” she said.
Applications are also open for escorts for 2024.
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