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Supporters and fans of the lovely Laois Rose of Tralee, Katelyn Cummins have a chance to meet her, donate to a great cause and enjoy a brilliant night's entertainment, this Christmas.
Katelyn who has just been revealed as a dancer in RTÉ's Dancing With The Stars is heading off on a humanitarian mission in early 2026.
In February 2026, Portlaoise based electrical apprentice Katelyn will lead a group of this years Roses and Escorts in heading to Poland to distribute aid and visit orphanages to those affected by the Ukrainian war.
The Rose of Tralee will hold a fundraising night in her local pub, The Wheel Inn, Ballyouskill in aid of Chernobyl Children International. The event takes place on Saturday, December 20 starting at 8.30pm.
Musician Aishling Rafferty will be playing on the night and doors will be open from 8:30pm.
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Above: Watch new DWTS dancer Katelyn play the Would You Rather game with James Patrice.
There will be raffle prizes, with admission €10 at the door, and with Katelyn's love of a jive, there's sure to be plenty of dancing in store to stir up appetites for the Christmas dinner.
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