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Maeve Jaffray
The next contestant hoping to follow in the footsteps of the current Rose of Tralee, Jennifer Byrne, is Maeve Jaffray.
Maeve is a 24 year old from Tullamore who is currently working as an Account Manager with a cosmetic company. She is also qualified in Sports Massage Therapy and loves to work out at the gym.
In her profile Maeve says, " I am currently working as an account manager at Benefit cosmetics in Boots Tullamore which I really enjoy as I get to meet some incredible people everyday. It's great to be able to work in my hometown. I’m qualified in sports massage therapy which I love as I love sports but with so many injuries I decided I would like to go down the route of helping/fixing people rather than keep getting injured myself. I am a member of CrossFit Tullamore who have kindly sponsored me. Enjoy working with the general public which has been something I have done since my first job as a bar person. Slightly accident prone so here’s hoping to no more injuries before the selection night."
Maeve is sponsored by CrossFit Tullamore.
You can see all the profiles for all the Offaly Rose of Tralee hopefuls here
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