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Offaly Rose - Nicole Heffernan
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Hi, I’m Nicole, I’m 24 and living in Killeigh, a small village just outside of Tullamore. I’m a teacher by profession, continuing with a Masters in the University of Limerick this coming September, which I’m extremely excited about. Teaching has taught me the true meaning of the saying "choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life". Sport has always been a huge part of my life. I play both camogie and football with my local clubs. I love the community spirit, laughter, determination, and ‘craic’ that comes with being part of both teams. Most of these girls are the equivalent to family and I would be truly lost without them. I come from a close and loving family who have always supported my decisions, encouraged me to step outside my comfort zone and guided me over every hurdle I’ve faced. A favourite trip and recent highlight of mine was travelling through Asia during the Summer of 2024. I’m beyond excited & grateful for what the future holds throughout my Rose journey.
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