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- Irish Independent
Meet the Tipperary nursing student bidding to become Miss Ireland
Róisín Tuohy (20) from Roscrea, a first year general nursing student, studying in University College Cork, will represent Tipperary.
'I have previously taken part in the Tipperary Rose of Tralee where I gained amazing experience and made friends for life with the other girls,' said Róisín. 'I am no stranger to the stage as I've competed in dance competitions and been in musicals since the age of five. I am thoroughly looking forward to meeting the girls and hearing their stories and their advice as we go forward.'
Roisin is supported on her Miss Ireland Journey by Dentapp.
Miss Ireland is one of the world's longest running beauty pageants established in 1947 it has been the launch pad for many well-known successful, empowering women in Ireland.
The winner of Miss Ireland represents her country at the prestigious Miss World and in 2003 Rosanna Davison won the title of Miss World.
Since its inception Miss Ireland has raised hundreds of thousands of funds and awareness for various charities with a strong focus on Irish Children's charities.
The competition is not just based on beauty, say organisers. There are many other tasks which the winner must compete in to win this crown such as her beauty with a purpose work, interview, fashion, sports, talent and social media skills. Miss World is one of the world's biggest TV shows which is broadcasted to over 140 countries and has been in existence since 1952.
