Katelyn Cummins is set to resume her role with Alpha Davies at the end of her term as the Rose.
The Rose of Tralee is getting involved in the launch of a new campaign promoting apprenticeships for female Leaving Cert students.
"Women Shaking Up the Future" aims to inform girls about the various paths available from engineering to construction, and encourage them to put one as their first choice.
Katelyn Cummins is set to resume her electrician apprenticeship at Alpha Drives in Portlaoise, once her term as the Rose comes to an end.
The Laois Rose says it's about putting women on the right track:
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