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THE JUDGING PART of the 53rd Rose of Tralee contest kicks off in Kerry tonight as 32 women from around the world take to the stage over two nights in a bid to win the title.
Critics of the contest describe it as a Lovely Girls contest writ large, with contestants judged on their looks, personality, and talents. The televised part of the contest often draws the wrath of users on Twitter who criticise it for being outdated and irrelevant – but nonetheless still tune in.
More than 600,000 people watched the programme for each of the nights it was on last year, and fans say that it celebrates intelligent and talented women.
So the question: Will you watch the Rose of Tralee?
What do you think of the Rose of Tralee? Let us know in the comments…
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