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Katelyn Cummins at the Village Bar in Clogh
Just a few weeks after winning the Rose of Tralee as the County Laois representative, Kilkenny native Katelyn Cummins has been visiting numerous communities across Laois, Kilkenny and beyond, with the 2025 Rose receiving warm and hospitable welcomes.
Cummins (20) from Ballyouskill is an apprentice electrician and the 65th International Rose of Tralee. Since the night of her victory, life has changed utterly for the local woman and she has been on the move at an 'electric' pace since winning the prestigious competition.
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But, that hasn't stopped her from taking a well earned break to pull a few pints, dropping into The Village Bar in Clogh recently much to the locals delight.
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