Miss World Introduces “Head to Head Challenge Rounds” The Head to Head Challenge events will all take place between October 21st and November 15th at different locations visited by the contestants during the Miss World 2017 Festival. 20 Groups of 6 Countries to go head to head […]
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To celebrate the return of So Amazing as one of our Miss Ireland sponsors we are giving away a €50 voucher valid on So Amazing dresses purchased at their showroom in Fashion City. Simply tag someone who you has not yet applied for Miss IRELAND but you […]
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The wildcard was introduced to Miss Ireland a few years ago to give our fantastic runner ups from our sponsored heats a second chance to go for that crown. It has become a huge event and this year we are shaking things up a little which we […]
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Applications remain open from all areas of Ireland for Miss Ireland 2017, Use to apply tab on our website to submit your details. If you are based in a County that has already completed its selection but missed the deadline to apply you can still be considered […]
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Miss World 2017 final to be held on Saturday November 18th in China. All contestants will arrive in Singapore. Full details will be announced at the end of July. http://www.missworld.com/#/news/605
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Other than Rosanna Davison, the beautiful Siobhan McClafferty has come the closest to winning the Miss World title in 1999 who was placed as first runner up, Siobhan continued to model, ran successful businesses and has judged Miss Ireland finals in recent years. Siobhan moved to Chicago […]
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Our fantastic judges from 2013 Pictured here are Business entrepreneur Kate Jane Goldin, Designer Virginia Macari of Virgina Macari Swimwear, former Miss Ireland & presenter Pamela Flood, one of Ireland’s top fitness experts & owner of ‘Body Byrne’ Paul Byrne and former Miss Ireland & Actress Olivia […]
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The recently crowned Miss Kilkenny 2017 Niamh de Brún pictured here in Kilkenny Town Hall with the Mayor of Kilkenny Patrick O’Neill showing their support for the Irish Motor Neurone Disease Assoc.
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