Róisín with strong Limerick roots crowned the International Rose of Tralee 2023

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THE NEW York Rose of Tralee, Róisín Wiley, has been crowned the International Rose of Tralee 2023.

The 27-year-old, who was presented with her sash by the 2022 Rose of Tralee Rachel Duffy just after 11.30pm on Tuesday, is a VP of National Sales at a consumer marketing company, working with customers to support them to plan and execute strategic digital & in-store campaigns.

Limerick was well represented in The Kingdom with Limerick Rose Molli-Ann O'Halloran also flying the green and white flag.

Róisín, who lived in Patrickswell for a year when she was younger, is linked to Limerick through her parents - her mother Majella is from Templeglantine and her father Eddie is from Kilmallock.

Speaking following her win Róisín said: “I'm speechless, I'm so thankful and so excited for the next year. I'm amazed and thankful for meeting all these girls. I'm just looking forward to everything that's to come. Thank you everyone.”placeholder image
Speaking following her win Róisín said: “I'm speechless, I'm so thankful and so excited for the next year. I'm amazed and thankful for meeting all these girls. I'm just looking forward to everything that's to come. Thank you everyone.”

Before being crowned Rose, presenter Daithí O'Sé reminded viewers how Róisín eventually replaced Declan Hannon with the Liam MacCarthy Cup as her father's phone screensaver! 

Dr Sinead Flanagan was the last Limerick Rose to be crowned winner in 2019. The NY Rose is the 63rd winner.

Róisín will enjoy a worldwide round-trip worth over €25,000, a new car, a week-long trip to Kerry as well as much much more. The 2022 Rose was Rachel Duffy of Westmeath.

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