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Kilkenny Rose Molly Coogan
Castlecomer's Molly Coogan might not have been crowned Rose of Tralee, last night, but her legions of Kilkenny fans have been joined by a new wave of online fans!
Molly, who was one of the final few Roses to appear on TV with Daithí O Sé, charmed audiences and sang beautifully.
Well Done Molly! What a great representation of young women and Kilkenny you have been! Well done and best of luck @RoseofTralee_ #roseoftralee #kilkennyrose #wicked #forgood #ROSE2022 #goodluck #womenempowerment #womanpower pic.twitter.com/03VvvhcuoU
— Leah Brophy (@_MsLeahBrophy_) August 23, 2022
I love the Kilkenny rose
— jayne cooke (@jayne11cooke) August 23, 2022
Well done to Kilkenny Rose , Molly Coogan. Represented Kilkenny & Castlecomer really well @RoseofTralee_
— PollyT (@pollyt22) August 23, 2022
The former Belfast Rose seeing this year's Kilkenny Rose up on stage #RoseofTralee pic.twitter.com/vEKpo5Oq9Z
— Rós Breathnach (@RJBreathnach) August 23, 2022
Absolutely stunning voice from the Kilkenny rose reminding me of a Disney princess #RoseofTralee @RoseofTralee_
— Miah Khan (@MiahKhan17) August 23, 2022
I did not know that there was 33 roses cos I didn't watch it, but I did know that the Kilkenny rose was from Castlecomer cos my mother told me about 33 times
— Just Susie (@smore2102) August 23, 2022
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