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<h3>For the first time since 2019, the RT&Eacute; Rose of Tralee International Festival will be back on screens on Monday and Tuesday next week.</h3>
On Tuesday of this week host D&aacute;ith&iacute; &Oacute; S&eacute; introduced all 33 International Roses for the first time ahead of this year&#8217;s 2022 Rose of Tralee broadcast on RT&Eacute; One and RT&Eacute; Player.
This year will mark D&aacute;ith&iacute;&rsquo;s 11th year presenting the show and he and the 2022 International Roses were in celebratory form at the launch at Sandymount Beach, Dublin before their journey to Tralee.
The Festival will also celebrate its 61st year and interviews with the 33 International Roses will be broadcast live from the Kerry Sports Academy in Tralee, for the very first time, at 8pm on Monday 22 and Tuesday 23 on RT&Eacute; One with a break for the Nine O&#8217;Clock News.
&ldquo;I am really excited that the Rose of Tralee International Festival returns this year, I think we all really missed it. I do feel like it&rsquo;s another sign of things getting back to normal. I am looking forward to meeting the incredible 33 International Roses,&rdquo; D&aacute;ith&iacute; said.
&ldquo;I also cannot wait to go back to Tralee to see everyone take to the streets on Saturday night and presenting the shows on Monday and Tuesday where we will have a few surprises up our sleeves as well when it comes to the party pieces.&rdquo;
The International Roses represent the Irish diaspora worldwide including centres in Ireland, Britain, United States, Canada, Australia and the Middle East.

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