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Kerry Rose
Kelsey Lang McCarthy
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Hi there! My name is Kelsey Lang McCarthy, I am 22 years old and live in the beautiful, picturesque town of Cahersiveen. I am thrilled and honoured to be representing my County (The Kingdom) as this year’s Kerry Rose. I am currently a student going into my final year of studying Podiatric Medicine in the National University of Galway. It is a very broad and rewarding career as no day is the same as the last. My goal for the future is to work as a paramedic in the ambulance service and continue to pursue podiatry in my own practice. Coming from a musical family, I love singing and playing the guitar. I have been incredibly blessed in the past, having had the opportunities to sing at festivals, events and for President Michael D Higgins on numerous occasions. As well as my passion for music, I love to travel, meet new people, embrace new cultures and opportunities. My dream is to travel the world and make as many memories as I can which will undoubtedly include the unforgettable experiences and friendships I will make on my Rose of Tralee journey.
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