Nurse Grace Kemple is crowned Longford Rose
It was quite a weekend for twenty-three years old Grace Kemple. Saturday night she was selected to represent Longford at the Rose of Tralee International Festiv...
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It was quite a weekend for twenty-three years old Grace Kemple. Saturday night she was selected to represent Longford at the Rose of Tralee International Festiv...
Twenty-three years old Grace Kemple will represent Longford at the Rose of Tralee International Festival in August. Grace was chosen as Longford's first Rose si...
Thirteen impressive Longford Rose hopefuls will gather at the Longford Arms Hotel this Saturday, May 6 for a night full of entertainment, glamour and above all ...
The iconic Rose of Tralee International Festival emerged from a two year break in 2022 with a real flourish, and excitement is beginning to gather momentum in L...
Premium Content Subscriber only Five years of sampling, testing, and creating fudge has culminated in a new business for two sisters who love cooking. Vicky Cherry and her sister Julie Mazahave opened Sister Bake Co in Toogoolawah - their shop that stocks homemade fudge and treats. But for the cooking duo, the new shop is just the beginning with the sisters aiming to take their fudge Australia-wide, and even global. "It's taken us five years to get to this stage," Vicky said. Sweets and fudge for sale at the Sister Bake Co, Toogoolawah. PHOTO: Ali Kuchel "It's not a stage where we ...