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Rose of Tralee

Rose of Tralee

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Oct 26, 2026

Bertie BrosnanGUEST
3:03
I say the capital because it's the only thing we have compared to Killarney.
Bertie BrosnanGUEST
3:06
And the Rose of Tralee.
Stephen KellyHOST
3:07
It's a good, yeah, the Rose of Tralee.
Stephen KellyHOST
3:08
And the Rose of Tralee.
Stephen KellyHOST
3:09
And they tried to rob that office as well.
Stephen KellyHOST
3:11
Oh, did they? It couldn't become Rose of
Mark QuinnHOST
9:51
His sister was
Pat HannonHOST
9:52
the Rose of Tralee.
Pat HannonHOST
9:53
Was she, yeah? I don't know if she actually won it.
Pat HannonHOST
9:55
She may have won it, but she definitely was Wicklow's Rose of Tralee.
Pat HannonHOST
9:58
Really? Yeah.
Leah KinsellaHOST
9:59
Yeah, she was Queen of Bray as well.
Ger GilroyHOST
14:35
So my theory about this is that it's like the equivalent of the Mayo curse.
Ger GilroyHOST
14:39
Instead of a priest cursing the team for celebrating during a funeral, it's the 1987 team's fault for standing to the Rose of Tralee instead of our national anthem at the Rugby World Cup.
Ger GilroyHOST
14:51
I'm like...
James TracyGUEST
14:51
Well, that's the original scene here.
Cailin WardGUEST
10:18
I grew up in Finglas and she used to sing in the Annunciation in Finglas West.
Cailin WardGUEST
10:22
And she sang and our daughter, Casey Harris, who was in the Rose of Tralee last year, And they sang Joyful Joyful from Sister Act and everyone was clapping.
Cailin WardGUEST
10:29
The priest was clapping.
Cailin WardGUEST
10:30
They loved it.
Will FaulknerHOST
8:08
A lady who has had a totally different experience, uh, to menopause is Maria Walsh because she has just celebrated the arrival of her first child.
Will FaulknerHOST
8:18
The Fine Gael MEP, and indeed former Rose of Tralee, decided at the age of thirty-seven to research fertility options to sole parenthood.
Will FaulknerHOST
8:30
She doesn't have a partner.
Will FaulknerHOST
8:32
She's not sure if she will have a partner, but she very much wanted to have a child.
Sophie ColganGUEST
4:04
I think after about a year that I knew I wanted to stay, but then I guess feeling like established in terms of career probably took three, four years.
Sophie ColganGUEST
4:14
So I moved in 2014 and in 2015, Irish listeners will know this, what I'm talking about, but it was probably the year that changed everything for me in New York because I became the New York Rose of Tralee.
Sophie ColganGUEST
4:25
Right.
Sophie ColganGUEST
4:26
Amazing.
Robert MahonHOST
5:05
great experience the whole few days.
Robert MahonHOST
5:07
What's it all about?
Sophie ColganGUEST
5:08
yeah yeah it's like so when I did it we had there was preliminaries in May in Portlaoise and then so there was like over 70 roses from across the world in Ireland would go there and then they cut it down to 32 to go to Tralee in August and for anyone listening that isn't familiar with the Rose of Tralee it's an Irish festival that happens every August in County Kerry it was once a beauty pageant it's since over the years kind of developed and grown into more of a celebration of Irish women from across the world.
Sophie ColganGUEST
5:38
So I got to represent New York.
Liam HoranGUEST
52:13
It's a book about myself at the moment.
Liam HoranGUEST
52:15
Um, one woman thought it was, uh, The Rose of Tralee they were playing, and has now nur- is now nursing that grievance, and that whenever Mayo play next again, instead of bridesmaid signs down in Kerry, there will be signs in Mayo saying, "You tried to pull a fast one." Peter Heslin revealed that the, the, um, the, the guard of honor w- or not the guard of honor they said for me, the, uh-
Fat LarryHOST
52:37
Guard escort
Liam HoranGUEST
52:38
... guard escort-
Liam HoranGUEST
52:58
So, okay.
Liam HoranGUEST
52:59
So, um, the, uh...
Liam HoranGUEST
53:03
But the next time Kerry come up here, it'll be like you tried to nobble our celebration by, by playing The Rose of Tralee, even though it was Moonlight in Mayo, but the facts don't really matter.
Liam HoranGUEST
53:14
But it settled then.
John CollearyGUEST
0:55
Yes.
Catherine ThomasHOST
0:55
We were meant to do it during the summer after the Rose of Tralee.
Catherine ThomasHOST
0:58
I was too hungover, and so here we are.
Catherine ThomasHOST
1:00
I'm just not sure if it's meant to happen at all.
Ian DempseyHOST
17:45
Excellent.
Ian DempseyHOST
17:46
The Rose of Tralee and all that kind of-
Aidan CurranGUEST
17:47
Oh, wonderful
Ian DempseyHOST
17:47
... you ever, ever one of those escorts or-
Jo WatkinsHOST
1:43
I really love this conversation, and you're gonna really enjoy getting to so much value from her, hearing her story and insight, and her approach to health and preventative medicine and business.
Jo WatkinsHOST
1:55
[upbeat music] And Aisling's random fact, which I love, is that you represented your county, County Longford, at a competition called the Rose of Tralee competition in 2013.
Aisling FarrellGUEST
2:09
Thanks.
Jo WatkinsHOST
2:09
Tell me a little bit about that.
Aisling FarrellGUEST
2:13
Jo, it's so lovely to be with you here today.
Aisling FarrellGUEST
2:15
Thank you so much for having me on.
Aisling FarrellGUEST
2:17
Um, the Rose of Tralee was such a fun event.
Aisling FarrellGUEST
2:20
Oh my goodness.

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