16 Roses will be on the stage tonight for the 2nd of the TV broadcasts from the festival.
The 2022 Rose of Tralee will be crowned tonight.
16 Roses will be on the stage tonight for the 2nd of the TV broadcasts from the festival.
Westmeath Rose, Rachel Duffy, was one of the 17 competitors who appeared on stage last night.
The Rosemount woman sang Dolores Keane's Teddy O'Neil.
The 23-year-old is planning to return to college in September to complete a masters in post-primary education with the goal to become a Spanish and English teacher.
Tonight's winner will be the first to claim the crown since the pandemic.
Rose escorts Patrick Murphy from Kerry and Paddy Brennan from Kilkenny say it's been an excellent week:
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