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CAN you handle the spirit and fun of fellow Roses to open doors of opportunity, learn about and meet plenty of new life-long friends?
The Offaly Rose selection of 2011 at the County Arms Hotel, Birr this Friday, May 6 promises to be all of the above and more. It will be a life changing experience for one lucky rose.
Reigning Offaly Rose Arlene Kelly said that being a Rose was a fantastic experience from start to finish.
“If you know someone who would do Offaly proud, why not nominate her? Or if you are eligible and would like to give it a go yourself, you really should. I’m having an amazing year and have met some very special people during my travels.”
On Friday at the County Arms Hotel, the Roses will appear on stage where they will be joined by MC Terry Martin and get the chance to perform their party piece! All entrants will be interviewed by a judging panel prior to selection night.
For further information please contact Emer on 085 7196436 or e-mail steve@roseoftralee.ie
Cathal Kiely scored the winning point fo Kilcormac/Killoughey from an injury time '65'.
The new pedestrian crossing will be used by students at Educate Together NS in Tullamore
Turbines at Bord na Mona's Cloncreen wind farm with cut turf in the foreground and Edenderry Power station visible on the horizon towards the left
A man is charged with assaulting a bar man at the Omiya Bar on Patrick Street in Tullamore
A man was fined at Tullamore District Court for the non use of a tachograph on his bus
Nicole behind the wheel during the endurance challenge
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